What shall we do now? Five hundred games and pastimes: (1907)
Fisher, Dorothy Canfield, 1879-1958 · New York, F.A. Stokes company · leaf 326
with a loop (F) in it a foot from the top hole. To thisloop you will tie the string of the kite. The tail (G) is madeof pieces of paper about six inches long, rolled tightly and INDOOR OCCUPATIONS 293 tied at distances of a foot. Its exact length will depend onthe strength of the wind and can be… … A Kite pieces, and then it can be lengthened or shortened at will.For instance, if the kite plunges in the air and will not keepsteady, the tail is not long enough; but if it will go up only alittle way, the tail is probably too long. Be sure to haveplenty of string, carefully wound, so that there…
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