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Robert Kemp Philp
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[A
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323.
Examples
of
Outlining.
For
instance,
under
each
saw
is
sketched
the
outline
of
that
saw,
under
each
gimlet
a
sketch
of
that
gimlet,
under
the
screw-drivers
are
slight
drawings
of
screw-drivers.
324.
Place
Shown.
So
that
when
any
tool
that
has
been
taken
away
for
use
is
brought
back
to
the
closet,
the
exact
spot
to
which
it
belongs
can
be
found
in
a
moment;
and
the
confusion
which
is
occasioned
in
putting
tools
away
in
a
box
and
looking
for
them
again
when
they
are
wanted,
is
thus
prevented.
325.
Wrapping
Paper.
Wrapping
paper
may
be
piled
on
the
floor
under
the
large
shelf.
It
can
be
bought
at
a
low
price
by
the
ream,
at
the
large
paper
warehouses;
and
every
house
should
keep
a
supply
of
it
in
several
varieties.
For
instance,
coarse
brown
paper
for
common
purposes,
which
is
strong,
thick,
and
in
large
sheets,
is
useful
for
packing
heavy
articles;
and
equally
so
for
keeping
silks,
ribbons,
blondes,
&c.,
as
it
preserves
their
colours.
326.
Printed
Papers.
Printed
papers
are
unfit
for
wrapping
anything,
as
the
printing
ink
rubs
off
on
the
articles
enclosed
in
them,
and
also
soils
the
gloves
of
the
person
that
carries
the
parcel.
327.
Waste
Newspapers.
Waste
newspapers
had
best
be
used
for
lighting
fires
and
singeing
poultry.
If
you
have
accumulated
more
than
you
can
use,
your
butcher
or
grocer
will
generally
buy
them
of
you
if
they
are
clean.
328.
Waste
Paper.
Marker
Marker
Fine marker
White-out
Fine white-out
Circle
Paint
Unmarker
Hand
Scalpel
Dice
Sieve
Purify
Undo
Redo
Start over
