Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 343
whichit will be pleasant to ornament the grounds aboutthe building. The pictures of the house show sowell how it is constructed, and how it looks whenit is done, that very little explanation is necessary. A pane of glass can be set in the square hole madefor a window ; a heavy piece of carpet can… … -MAKING SNOW-PIGS. The walls are made of large snow-balls, properly it. Then with an old stove, or even a fire-placeplaced, with snow packed between them to make made in the wall under the chimney, a house may i88o. | SNOW-SPORTS FOR GIRLS AND BOYS. 321 be had which will be quile snug and…
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