... Character Building for Junior-high-school GradesD. C. Heath, 1930 - 232 pages |
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... friend to all and a brother to every other Scout . 5. A Scout is Courteous . He is polite to all , especially to ... friends or the jeers or threats of enemies , and defeat does not down him . 11. A Scout is Clean . He keeps clean in ...
... friend to all and a brother to every other Scout . 5. A Scout is Courteous . He is polite to all , especially to ... friends or the jeers or threats of enemies , and defeat does not down him . 11. A Scout is Clean . He keeps clean in ...
Page 99
... friends of yours have entertained you in their home for a few days . You are now just ready to go home . 12. Your mother takes you to visit some cousins who are younger than you are . 13. You ask a few school friends to your home for an ...
... friends of yours have entertained you in their home for a few days . You are now just ready to go home . 12. Your mother takes you to visit some cousins who are younger than you are . 13. You ask a few school friends to your home for an ...
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... friend at any cost . 2. Many pupils think it an act of kindness to give illegitimate help with school work . For example ... friends was ill . She went to her home to talk with her and to try to cheer her . Helen continued on and on in ...
... friend at any cost . 2. Many pupils think it an act of kindness to give illegitimate help with school work . For example ... friends was ill . She went to her home to talk with her and to try to cheer her . Helen continued on and on in ...
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