Miller, Claude Harris, 1875- [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 256
owly and with the same regard forconserving his strength that a runner would havein attempting a mile run. However skillful one is as a swimmer, a properrespect for the dangers of the sport should alwaysbe present. To take unnecessary risks, such asswimming alone far beyond reach of help or… … o tn v HOW TO SWIM AND TO CANOE 235 fear of the water. This is much harder to do thanto learn the simple motions of hands or feet thatmakes us keep afloat and swim. Nothing will helpto give us this confidence more quickly than to takea few lessons from some one in whom we have con-fidence and who…
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