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…t of the Wild Things and of Woodcraft is she, and very willing to show you the trail if you are …d any urge to write it, for I know no greater pleasure than showing others the things that mean so

…Protect all harmless wild life for the joy its beauty gives. Conserve the woods and flowers, and especially be ready to fight wild-fire in forest or in The second Reciter now rises to one knee, lights his torch at the Central Fire, and says:

these things of the woods, but suffering for lack of some guide. He carried all the flowers I had named. By the way he

Spring. The voice still dwells in we feel that it 1ms lc«t nothing of its earUest power wh. i ve hear M crv: "Awake, the

== THE ATTAINMENT OF THE SHIELD == === Entering the Big Lodge ===

== THE WOODCRAFT IDEA == An eminent educator asked me not long ago to tell him, in a sentence, about the Woodcraft League. I answered: “It is a man-making scheme with a blue sky

…fit of it, and always had on the table many good things that came from the woods. …e lamb doth eat it by choice. Or maybe because we do eat it with a quarter of lamb. Nevertheless it maketh a good pot-herb when boiled."

boys, and the great dark background of piny woods, the weird light over all, the singing, the yells, the stories, the ftm, and then

flames which would bring back summer in the midst of winter and day in the midst of night were hungry and must be fed, and when they escaped

on wings like silken webs, and whose feet trailed a blur of orange against the blue of the morning sky. He bowed his

…t be enemies. Though pass/on may have strained, it must not break our bond of affection.” …be stemmed; four years o bitter conflict ensued. Lincoln's emancipation of the

from their first doze; the baying of wolves awakened them from the next; and when a great owl gave his weird wail just above

from their first doze; the baying of wolves awaketied them from the next; and when a great owl gave his weird wail just above

…of pioneering a hundred years ago. This volume is Mr. Seton’s “Rolf in the Woods”. …of Coaly — the outlaw horse — and his spirit of eternal freedom, is one of the greatest animal revelations ever written. This volume is “Wild Animal Way

= The Spirit of the Woods = ''By'' {{capitalize|Ernest Thompson Seton}}, ''Author of'' “{{capitalize|Wild Animals I have Known.}}” ''etc.''

…ppend=%3Bseq=227 The Mole-mouse, Potato-mouse, of Pine-mouse]'''. ''Journ. of Mamm.'', Aug., p. 185, 3 illus. by author. …d 73.. A discussion of clothes as ornament, as protection, and as guardian of morality; 3000 words, photos.

…st be enjoyed with decorum and decency. No one must get hurt in body or in spirit. …s in the realm of the imagination. Fun with a purely physical basis is not the best or most enduring quality.

…ing at the camp of Mr. Seton in Greenwich, Conn., the title of sagamore at the same time being conferred upon Alexander Leverty, a Bridgeport Boy Scout. …agamore he is going to start at once in a different line to earn the title of sagamore.

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