Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 392
and nine feet wide. Two or three peoplecould bunk in such a house very comfortably—more than that, if you use double-deck beds! Even paper houses must have a strong frame.Such a frame should be light, but strong. It doesnt take very heavy timber if you have enoughbraces. We made the front and back… … THE FRAME FOR THE FRONT WALL ing, and four more uprights, to come one on eachside of the two windows we planned to have onthe front. All these uprights—except the end-posts already described, were made of very lightwood, an inch thick and four inches wide, and, ofcourse, seven feet long. Running…
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