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What shall we do now? : a book of suggestions for children's games and employments (1900)

Lucas, E. V. (Edward Verrall), 1868-1938, author, Grant Richards Ltd., publisher · London : Grant Richards · leaf 279

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What Shall We Do Now? 233 and lid of the box : first A and B, which are fastened by folding back the little flaps at the tip of A, slipping through the slit at the tip of B, and then unfolding them again ; and then C and D, which are secured in the same way. … A PAPER BOX. Cardboard boxes, of a more useful nature than paper boxes, Cardboard are made on the same principle as the house described on boxes. p. 193, and the furniture to go in it, as described later in the same chapter. The whole box can be cut in the flat, out of one piece of cardboard, and…

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