Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 446
s wide, and ij£inches thick (see Fig. n). Ten inches from oneend the edges of the board are tapered off so thatthe end will be 6 inches wide. Eleven inchesfrom the small end a square piece of wood ismounted on the base-board to form the back tothe compartment. This is covered with tin on I9°5-1 THE… … the corners of the wide end of the board. Itshould be the same size as the back board, andis placed there to support the wire cloth of whichthe cage is made. Small holes are made in thebase-board with an awl; the ends of the wirecloth are slipped into them and bent over. Theedges of the cloth are…
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