Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 196
nough they willhold him erect. THE HORSE With a head that will turn in any direction, earserect, and flying tail, the cork horse is a spiritedanimal. (Fig. 6.) Make the body of the horse of two large, thickcorks, fastened together at the large ends. Usea smaller, more tapering cork for his neck,… … FIG. 9. THE PIG. the large end of the small cork to the small endof the larger cork. One pin will hardly do for theleg. Use an ordinary pin to fasten the lower partto the upper, then insert another pin in the largeend of the upper cork. (C, Fig. 1.) Experiencewill soon teach you the most practical…
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