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Play and recreation for the open country (1914)

Curtis, Henry Stoddard, 1870- · Boston ; New York : Ginn and Company · leaf 149

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126 PLAY AND RECREATION It doubles our strength for achievement. It gives us most of the joy of hfe. It is the riches of the spirit and quite as worthy of effort as wealth or learning. A group that have camped out together for a week will be better friends for the rest of their lives. Camping tends… … A PLAYGROUND CAMP NEAR HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA rouse one to new possibilities. The girl who has never been away from home is apt to be very dependent. Camping is one of the best ways in the world to teach self-reliance. Country life tends to be tame and monotonous, altogether too much so for…

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