The Making of Men
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With the aid of Washington lamps, the band is able to play every evening right up to dinner-time, so that, with the exception of three hours during the hottest part of the day, the whole time was well fitted in. An occasional game at hockey or football completed the round of amusements. As usual, the sea-bath proved a great attraction, and with a danger- ous, shelving coast, the boys were protected by a rope form- ing a semi-circle and held in position by fishermen. The camp, on the whole, was ...a pleasant and a lively one, and an instructive one to boot. The boys looked upon the outing as a great game. They got back to nature and primitive times, and they returned to school, having, no doubt, learnt many a lesson, and with their health and spirits improved.
In 1914 the seaside hamlet of Covelong was selected as 127 COVELONG the site of our third camp, both for its historical and reUgi- ous associations, the presence of the shrines of three great religions attracting many visitors.
About three centuries ago Covelong was the centre of some activity, the interest in the place being due to warlike expeditions, trade relations between east and west, and reli- gious fervour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With the aid of Washington lamps, the band is able to play every evening right up to dinner-time, so that, with the exception of three hours during the hottest part of the day, the whole time was well fitted in. An occasional game at hockey or football completed the round of amusements. As usual, the sea-bath proved a great attraction, and with a danger- ous, shelving coast, the boys were protected by a rope form- ing a semi-circle and held in position by fishermen. The camp, on the whole, was ...a pleasant and a lively one, and an instructive one to boot. The boys looked upon the outing as a great game. They got back to nature and primitive times, and they returned to school, having, no doubt, learnt many a lesson, and with their health and spirits improved.
In 1914 the seaside hamlet of Covelong was selected as 127 COVELONG the site of our third camp, both for its historical and reUgi- ous associations, the presence of the shrines of three great religions attracting many visitors.
About three centuries ago Covelong was the centre of some activity, the interest in the place being due to warlike expeditions, trade relations between east and west, and reli- gious fervour.
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