Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 344
1 FRENCHMAN COMPLETE. fastened to the face by pegs, and then coveredwith snow. Arctic owls, which are very large and white, canalso be made of snow, in the manner shown in thepicture below. These figures can be placed onsnow pedestals, if they are small, but if they aremonster owls, like those in… … FIG. 5. SNOW-OWLS. rather uncommon, and is not hard to make. The be better to have them stand upon the ground. Infoundation of the body, head and legs, consists of either position, if they are fashioned properly, theyseveral large snow-balls, as seen in Figure 3, and will look very wise and…
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