Beard, Lina, Beard, Adelia B. (Adelia Belle), 1857-1920, joint author · New York, Scribner's · leaf 439
de of the boat then on the other. Thecoracles were so small a man easily carried his boat on his backto transport it over dry land, looking, one would think, very muchlike a huge turtle walking on its hind legs. It is a boat like this most primitive one that you can make of Half of an Orange Skin… … Fig. 577. — Cut an orange exactlyin half. J§3 Fig. 578.—Carefully remove the pulp. Cut an orange exactly in halves like Fig. 577. Slide theblade of a penknife around the edge, loosening the pulp from theskin, then cut the pulp in quartersand remove it piece by piece as inFig. 578. When all is taken…
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