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Toy-making in school and home (1916)

Polkinghorne, Ruby Kathleen, 1883- · London, Harrap · leaf 284

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s can be made to follow each other along the bars. I i CHAPTER XXIII KITES, GLIDERS, AND AEROPLANES Kites. Perhaps one of the easiest kites to make is one whichthe children of Annam and Tonking delight to play with. Tomake it, three light bamboo canes are required—about 2 feet inlength—those used… … light paper must now be pasted from a b to c d underneath e fin such a way that it is quite tight under e f, but rather loosebetween a c and b d. Fig. 468 shows how the paper should be cut. g h is the exactdistance between e and f ; J k and l m are wider than distancesbetween a c and b d in Fig.…

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