In the edge of this he now cut a notch one-quarter inch wide and half an inch deep, then on the top of this fire-board or block, just beyond the notch, he made with the point of his knife a little pit.
Then making a hole half an inch deep in the ground, he laid in that a flat piece of Pine punk, and across this he set the fire-board.
Should be soaked a day or two, and sown in straight rows, covered an inch deep, and the rows slightly rolled.
Get a small pasteboard box about six inches long by three wide and an inch deep--such as spools of cotton come in.
Before separating the circles cut the edges into a fine fringe about three-eighths of an inch deep.
Plant them a quarter of an inch deep, and when the little plants crowd one another and are strong enough to transplant remove them to larger boxes and plant them six inches apart.
The part next the edge should be there hollowed out three eighths of an inch deep, increasing to double this at the other end, where it enters the hive.
Large circular tin or brass disc with turned-up edge half an inch deep, and containing the resinous mixture B, which is rubbed with the warm flannel.
The under-hair is close and of a bluish-brown hue, and nearly an inch deep.
This latter is one and nine-sixteenths of an inch deep--one and seven-sixteenths of an inch broad, tapering to bare one inch at junction with the button.
This is done so that it may be rigid whilst I take one-inch rasp 47, and proceed to level all round the wood to about five-eighths of an inch and five-thirty-seconds of an inch deep.
The crosspiece was set on edge, but a notch was cut in it about 1 inch deep to receive the backbone.
In the upper end of each stick a slot was cut 1/2 inch deep and 1/4 inch wide.
To finish cut a slit, an inch deep, up from each lower end of the cap and then fold a kind of hem up from the bottom and paste the ends over neatly.
Fringe the shorter edges of the paper, making fringe 1 inch deep.
Place them in a baking-dish with water, or better stock, half an inch deep, and bake in a moderate oven for half an hour.
The grease must be very hot, and only enough of it to cover the bottom of the pan one eighth of an inch deep.
After the rolls have risen cut each roll across the top with a sharp knife about an inch deep.
At the lower and posterior portion of the head are drilled, in convergent directions, two holes, each one fifth of an inch in diameter and half an inch deep.
The lines are from one half to three fourths of an inch deep, and for the most part appear to have been «pecked», instead of chiselled, into the stone.
The usual method is to grow these plants from seeds sown in sandy soil mixed with a small amount of powdered charcoal and leaf mold, a quarter-inch deep in flats or pots set in part shade and with enough water to keep the soil moist.
These plants grow easily from seed sown a quarter- to a half-inch deep in sandy soil mixed with a small amount of ground charcoal and leaf mold in flats or pots, kept slightly moist in part shade.
Level the surface of the soil firmly to prevent water from collecting, sow the seed an eighth of an inch deep, cover carefully, set in a sunny location, and give just enough water to keep the surface moist but not wet.
The sand at the outside was soft and crumbled, but an inch deep it became harder, and the work was not anything like so easy as they had supposed.
For the water rushed in rapidly, and was already half an inch deep.
Mark pulled some of the tools about, lifted the sledge which stood upright, and had left it's mark on the iron "scale" which lay on the ground an inch deep.
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