Cheley, Frank H. (Frank Howbert), 1889-1941, Baker, G. Cornelius, joint author · New York, Association Press · leaf 117
he is out of the game.Boys always enjoy this game, as it gives a chance toexhibit skill in getting through the lines. There is al-ways excitement in the defense and attack for all partici-pants. CHAPTER IV STORMY-DAY ACTIVITIES Variety is the spice of life, and so in most campsa stormy day is… … A Stormy Afternoon for grouchiness and drives many a little demon ofhome-sickness out of a camp on a stormy day. Nearly every camp has its story-teller, and it is now 102 STORMY-DAY ACTIVITIES 103 that he is much in demand. Choice books of short sto-ries are taken from the leaders box, and the big…
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