Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 86
then the ropepassed through B, B, as shown at D. To keepthe wooden ends upright, run a rope throughthe holes C from the back, as at E, and fastenthem by splicing or tying them to the mainropes. If this swing is strongly made, twoyoung people can sit in it facing each other,their backs against the… … 2. DOUBLE, OE SIDEWAYS, SWING Other by means of the pressure of the solesof their feet. A sapling swing is something new, andfurnishes a great amount of fun for boys whocan go out in the woods and play. Select twostout saplings about fifteen or twenty feetapart. These should be stout enough so…
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