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guides for setting the gunwal as made of wood. four lites number 2 and Two lite number one. These are about sixteen inches long. to the notch those numbered (1) are about an inch shorter. Upon a | guides for setting the gunwal as made of wood. four lites number 2 and Two lite number one. These are about sixteen inches long. to the notch those numbered (1) are about an inch shorter. Upon a smooth piece of ground the plate of bark is spread out and the frame placed upon it this is then loaded with [?stump?]. and the edges bent up at the sides of the frame.is bent [?further?] when a strip of wood is put along the side and a stake driven in the ground to hold the plates with a second strip of wood is secured along the top and four other stakes two on each side are driven outside the strips. | ||
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177 guides for setting the gunwal as made of wood. four lites number 2 and Two lite number one. These are about sixteen inches long. to the notch those numbered (1) are about an inch shorter. Upon a smooth piece of ground the plate of bark is spread out and the frame placed upon it this is then loaded with [?stump?]. and the edges bent up at the sides of the frame.is bent [?further?] when a strip of wood is put along the side and a stake driven in the ground to hold the plates with a second strip of wood is secured along the top and four other stakes two on each side are driven outside the strips.