\ J PIG. 193 project about half an inch above the surface ; on to these pointsthe masts are hammered, having first had a little glue applied to thebase ; nails are hammered carefully round the sides for raUings,with cotton intertwined. Funnels of red paper, little squares of … Fig. 194 wood for cabins, paper or cardboard lifebuoys and anchors, acaptains bridge, etc., may be added (see Fig. 194). Children delight in tying thread from mast to mast (a ridgemust be filed round the tops of the masts to keep the cotton fromslipping dov\n) and in decorating this thread with…
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