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Beard, Daniel Carter, 1850-1941 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 291
erstand it to be—the most undesirablepart of the game that is to be played; and, whether thereader is It in the boyish game of I spy, or inthe great game of life, the author feels certain that hisreader will play his part with that cheerful, manly spiritthat makes a good play-fellow and a desirable… … Fig. 242.—The American Boys Wooden Swimming Master. Fig. 243 Shows the Bow-line-knot. CHAPTER XXIII IN THE WATER How to Swim—A Wooden Swimming Master —Suspension Bridge,Chumps Raft, and Tub Races. Every boys book, with the exception of the AmericanBoys Handy Book, has a chapter telling boys how…
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