Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 92
opposite sidesof the piece until the mouth of the bottle isone inch above the bottom of the dish. Cutfour posts, one inch square and long enoughto reach from the floor to within two or threeinches of the top of the inverted bottle (theend on which it ordinarily stands). Fit these posts into the… … PICKING UP A PIGEON but with Vs just large enough to make ahole that the end of the bottle will pass througheasily. Nail the top of the four posts into this last square piece and the water-trough is readyfor use. While the bottle is in the frame youhave just made, fill it with water. Hold your
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