Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 196
e in theanimal, Figure 8, the familiar old cow, but chil-dren have plenty of imagination and, no doubt,will find a likeness. At any rate, the cow hashorns, if no ears, and a long tail with a tassel onthe end. You will need three large corks, all of a size,for the cows long body, and a good sized… … FIG. IO. THE LAMB. will allow. Use slender, tapering corks for thehorns. Ears must be dispensed with unless youchoose to cut a slice from the end of a cork, di-vide that in half, and pin on each half for an ear.(G, Fig. 1.) 742 CURIOUS CORK TOYS THE PIG Another farm animal which always proves…
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