Boxes; Children's literature; Handicraft; Paper work; Toys
_B._ Cut two rings from cardboard like the one shown. Cut where the
heavy black line is in the diagram. Make one ring smaller than the
other.
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[Illustration:-BOARD FOR “ONE-TWO-I-CATCH-YOU”]
=Diagram Twelve.= Draw this figure upon the top of your box. Draw from
corner to corner, and from center of side to center of side, across the
top of the box. Paint sections marked _x_.
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[Illustration: THE MAGIC BOX]
=Diagram Thirteen.= This shows a small box with sliding cover which
draws over an inner drawer.
_A_ is the drawer. At its center, crosswise, there is a piece of stick
fitted into the box. Holes are pierced at either end of the drawer.
_B_ is the box ready for its magic play. Its drawer is replaced within
the sliding cover. The box is strung upon a yard or so of string.
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Here’s our last page! We say good-bye—
But we will meet some other day
To build within this Magic Land
And be good comrades in our play.
THE END
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● Transcriber’s Notes:
○ Missing or obscured punctuation was corrected.
○ Typographical errors were silently corrected.
○ Inconsistent spelling and hyphenation were made consistent only
when a predominant form was found in this book.
End of Project Gutenberg's The Jolly Book of Boxcraft, by Patten Beard
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