Curtis, Henry Stoddard, 1870- · Boston ; New York : Ginn and Company · leaf 162
RECREATION FOR THE COUNTRY GIRL 139 Summary Many are sure to say by the time they have reached this point, if they persist so long, that this is all very well, but the country girl has much work to do, and she has not time for all these things that have been enumerated. I do not think this is so.… … CAMP FIRE GIRLS LEARNING TO COOK OUT OF DOORS every girl should have at least that much for her recreation and social life. To give her less will be to make life dull and tame, to crowd out of it most of the romance and adven- ture which can make it seem significant and which can give it breadth…
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