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THE SCOUT LAW 1. A Scout is Trustworthy . - A Scout's honor is to be trusted . If he were to violate his honor by telling a lie , or by cheating , or by not doing exactly a given task , when trusted on his honor , he may be directed to ...
THE SCOUT LAW 1. A Scout is Trustworthy . - A Scout's honor is to be trusted . If he were to violate his honor by telling a lie , or by cheating , or by not doing exactly a given task , when trusted on his honor , he may be directed to ...
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THE GIRL SCOUT LAWS I. A Girl Scout's Honor is to be Trusted This means that a Girl Scout's standards of honor are so high and sure that no one would dream of doubting her simple statement of a fact when she says : " This is so , on my ...
THE GIRL SCOUT LAWS I. A Girl Scout's Honor is to be Trusted This means that a Girl Scout's standards of honor are so high and sure that no one would dream of doubting her simple statement of a fact when she says : " This is so , on my ...
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As a Girl Scout she has been espe- cially trained to help . The Girl Scout finds a special comrade in every other Girl Scout , and knows how to make her feel that she need never be without a friend or a helping hand as long as there is ...
As a Girl Scout she has been espe- cially trained to help . The Girl Scout finds a special comrade in every other Girl Scout , and knows how to make her feel that she need never be without a friend or a helping hand as long as there is ...
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