The Banner Boy Scouts Afloat
The Banner Boy Scouts Afloat
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They showed that theirsleep could not have been as sound as appearances might indicate, formany had red eyes, which were the cause of considerable comment, and nota little good-natured chaff on the part of those who betrayed no suchtelltale signs of wakefulness.
Breakfast was prepared about in the same fashion as the supper had beenon the preceding night. Fires were carefully lighted, and such fuelchosen, which, in the opinion of the best judges, would be least apt tosend up heavy smoke, such a...s might betray their presence on the island.
All these little things were supposed to be a part of their education asscouts and woodsmen. They aroused considerable interest among the boys, many of whom had never bothered their heads before to discover that kindsof wood burned in various ways; that one might give out only a lightbrown smoke, hard to discern, while another would send up a dense smudgethat could not fail to attract the eye of any watcher.
Paul showed them that when they wanted to signal with smoke, as allscouts are taught to do when learning the wigwag code, they must becareful to select only this latter kind of wood, since the other wouldnot answer the purpose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They showed that theirsleep could not have been as sound as appearances might indicate, formany had red eyes, which were the cause of considerable comment, and nota little good-natured chaff on the part of those who betrayed no suchtelltale signs of wakefulness.
Breakfast was prepared about in the same fashion as the supper had beenon the preceding night. Fires were carefully lighted, and such fuelchosen, which, in the opinion of the best judges, would be least apt tosend up heavy smoke, such a...s might betray their presence on the island.
All these little things were supposed to be a part of their education asscouts and woodsmen. They aroused considerable interest among the boys, many of whom had never bothered their heads before to discover that kindsof wood burned in various ways; that one might give out only a lightbrown smoke, hard to discern, while another would send up a dense smudgethat could not fail to attract the eye of any watcher.
Paul showed them that when they wanted to signal with smoke, as allscouts are taught to do when learning the wigwag code, they must becareful to select only this latter kind of wood, since the other wouldnot answer the purpose.
What to read after The Banner Boy Scouts Afloat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren George A. to read onlineMoreLess
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