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Social activities for men and boys (1913)

Chesley, Albert Meader, 1875- · New York, Assoc. Press · leaf 268

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CAMPS AND OUTINGS 249 The world often thinks a man cold when he is only sad.—Longfellow. small bottle of vaseline for blistered toes. Wearheavy-soled shoes and work out an easy schedule, sothat boys will have a chance to take in things ofinterest in the country. Three miles an hour or lessshould be… … Ready for a Start Sleep on the ground under an isolated tree, avoidingspots in the woods which would probably be damp.Get meals at farmhouses. These trips may be variedfrom a short tramp of ten miles—starting at four orfive oclock in the afternoon, returning early nextmorning—to covering two or…

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