Curtis, Henry S. (Henry Stoddard), 1870-1954 · Boston, New York [etc.] Ginn and company · leaf 168
ON interests along the way, as had the race in its progress. The individual child is constantly conditioned in this progress by imitating the actions of a later period, b}- the advice and en- couragement that is given him for different kinds of excel- lence. Yet his deepest interests are the same… … A TROOP OF BOY SCOUTS OX A HIKE It is a wild, free life in an environment of nature. It is a time of courage, sometimes of cruelty, of physical hardihood, of close observation, and a simple strateg)- that is closely akin to the cunning of some of the higher animals. These are the fundamental…
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