Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 184
een from the illustrations. The kitehere shown is a little less than thirty feet high,and is covered with a thin, tough cloth. It is sonicely balanced that every cord and knot on oneside had to be matched by a cord and knot of thesame weight on the other side. The lower pictureon the opposite page… … GETTING THE THIKTY-FOOT KITE READY TO FLY. KITE PHOTOGRAPHY FOR BOYS AND GIRLS BY PROFESSOR ROBERT WILLIAMS WOOD In these days of flying-machines and balloons,you have all probably wondered how the earthlooks from a point high up in the air, and espe-cially how that part of the country with which \…
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