The Boy Scouts At the Panama Canal
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How was he going to do it? The crowd almost forebore to breathe as they sensed what the boy on the roof was puzzling over.
It was Rob's scout training that solved the problem one of life and death for him as tht same training is doing all over the world for The Arrow whizzed through the air * * * *, falling almost at Rob's feet. Page 128.
AT THE PANAMA CANAL 129 lads in every grade of life to-day. He was seen to give the child some emphatic instructions and then throw her over his left shoulder... much as he might have done with a bag of meal. In this position the child's head hung down between his shoulders. Her legs were across his chest.
Seizing the baby's left arm so that it came over his right shoulder, Rob extended his left hand between its knees and grasped the little one's wrist firmly. In this position she was held perfectly securely in what all Boy Scouts know as "The Fireman's Lift, " one of the most useful accomplishments a Boy Scout can master.
This done, the most difficult, dangerous part of Rob's task came.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How was he going to do it? The crowd almost forebore to breathe as they sensed what the boy on the roof was puzzling over.
It was Rob's scout training that solved the problem one of life and death for him as tht same training is doing all over the world for The Arrow whizzed through the air * * * *, falling almost at Rob's feet. Page 128.
AT THE PANAMA CANAL 129 lads in every grade of life to-day. He was seen to give the child some emphatic instructions and then throw her over his left shoulder... much as he might have done with a bag of meal. In this position the child's head hung down between his shoulders. Her legs were across his chest.
Seizing the baby's left arm so that it came over his right shoulder, Rob extended his left hand between its knees and grasped the little one's wrist firmly. In this position she was held perfectly securely in what all Boy Scouts know as "The Fireman's Lift, " one of the most useful accomplishments a Boy Scout can master.
This done, the most difficult, dangerous part of Rob's task came.
What to read after The Boy Scouts At the Panama Canal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howard Payson to read onlineMoreLess
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