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Toy-making in school and home (1916)

Polkinghorne, Ruby Kathleen, 1883- · London, Harrap · leaf 243

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b. The total length of theschooner is about 1J times the height of the mast above the deck.The shorter mast goes into hole c and is very little longer thanhalf the boat. The masts must fit firmly into the holes in thedeck and hull. 208 TOY-MAKING IN SCHOOL AND HOME To ballast the boat, nail a piece… … A. Stay foresail. B. Gaff foresail. C. Mainsail. Fig. 399 shows a drawing of the masts and sails for a schooner.The gaffs, a b and c d, and the corresponding booms, are fastenedto the masts by wire loops. Lawn or Indian muslin make goodsails. It is well to wash the material before using it. CHAPTER…

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