Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 232
en brackets maybe fastened to the wall, or when the shoe-casesare being cut down one side may be trimmed,with the compass-saw, in the form of a bracketend. A rod fastened at the top, under themplding, will support light curtains which amother or sister can make from some prettygoods; but if the… … FIG. 9. BOOK-LEDGE AND STOOL. ledge is preferred. If desired, the main shelfmay be made two or three inches wider to ac-commodate a large book, such as a dictionary oran atlas. The stool is twelve inches square andtwenty-two inches high, and the top is coveredwith a stout square of leather caught…
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