Chesley, Albert Meader, 1875- · New York, Assoc. Press · leaf 269
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… … CAMPS AND OUTINGS 251 The most manifest sign of wisdom is continued cheerfulness.—Montaigne. 257. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS OUT-OF-DOORS The best thing of a social nature that we have everput on was a wiener roast at Robbers Cave/ an oldabandoned cave about two and a half miles south ofthe town,…
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