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Bott

Do you attribute the good health of your body to this start that you had as a boy?

Clark

All of us believe that. As I've told you, there's only four of us left, and when we get together, we talk about the good health that we've had through our life. And we talk about the good health that the others had, who have died. Some died and several of our youngsters died in the first World War, and that kind of thing. You see, all those things had its effect, but the training that we had was outstanding in every sense of the word: the training of truth, the training of physical life, the training of being honest, the training of making your own bed, keeping the camp clean. All those kind of things were just fundamental with us, and the good training that we had had. And so we who are boys left, and those who died in the World War - and many of the boys did die in the first World War - all attribute the good health, the fine characters we had - and I'm not bragging about characters of myself, but nevertheless we all believed in that, and we all talk about it to this day - to the outstanding training Mr. Seton gave us as boys in Cos Cob.

Well, then the movement spread, and then it spread all over the world.