Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 393
lls were stood upand placed nine feet apart. Their ends werejoined by strips, and windows provided for. Andthen the floor was put in, with a central six-inchboard running under the middle so that thefloor-boards would have sufficient support. paint and then fastened to the roof both with glueand… … THE THREE A PIECES FOR THE ROOF CONNECTEDBY SIX-INCH STRIPS \ 1921] WHY NOT PAPER HOUSES? 839 ning horizontally, and were glued to the two-inch boards. The lowest length of paper wasplaced first; the second length overlapped thefirst by an inch, and was glued to it. Perpendicu-
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