"BE PREPARED."
How we did cheer! And our folks cheered louder than anybody.
"Guess what!" said Benny, after all was still again. "When we grow up, we are going to try and be like Mr. Norton, our Scoutmaster."
"Bet your life we are!" shouted Skinny, springing to his feet and waving the banner.
Then he stopped and stood there, looking at us, with his arms folded.
"I have spoken," said he. "Let be what is."
THE END
EVERY BOY'S LIBRARY
BOY SCOUT EDITION
SIMILAR TO
THIS VOLUME
THE Boy Scouts of America in making up this Library, selected only such books as
had been proven by a nation-wide canvass to be most universally in demand among
the boys themselves. Originally published in more expensive editions only, they are
now, under the direction of the Scout's National Council, re-issued at a lower price so
that all boys may have the advantage of reading and owning them. It is the only series
of books published under the control of this great organization, whose sole object is the
welfare and happiness of the boy himself. For the first time in history a guaranteed
library is available, and at a price so low as to be within the reach of all.
Along the Mohawk Trail |
| Percy K. Fitzhugh |
Animal Heroes |
| Ernest Thompson Seton |
Baby Elton, Quarter-Back |
| Leslie W. Quirk |
Bartley, Freshman Pitcher |
| William Heyliger |
Be Prepared, The Boy Scouts in Florida |
| A. W. Dimock |
Boat-Building and Boating |
| Dan. Beard |
The Boy Scouts of Bob's Hill |
| Charles Pierce Burton |
The Boys' Book of New Inventions |
| Harry E. Maule |
Buccaneers and Pirates of Our Coasts |
| Frank R. Stockton |
The Call of the Wild |
| Jack London |
Cattle Ranch to College |
| Russell Doubleday |
Crooked Trails |
| Frederic Remington |
The Cruise of the Cachalot |
| Frank T. Bullen |
Danny Fists |
| Walter Camp |
For the Honor of the School |
| Ralph Henry Barbour |
Handbook for Boys, Revised Edition |
| Boy Scouts of America |
Handicraft for Outdoor Boys |
| Dan. Beard |
The Horsemen of the Plains |
| Joseph A. Altsheler |
Indian Boyhood |
| Charles A. Eastman |
Jeb Hutton; The story of a Georgia Boy |
| James B. Connolly |
The Jester of St. Timothy's |
| Arthur Stanwood Pier |
Jim Davis |
| John Masefield |
Last of the Chiefs |
| Joseph A. Altsheler |
Last of the Plainsmen |
| Zane Grey |
A Midshipman in the Pacific |
| Cyrus Townsend Brady |
Pitching in a Pinch |
| Christy Mathewson |
Ranche on the Oxhide |
| Henry Inman |
Redney McGaw; A Circus Story for Boys. |
| Arthur E. McFarlane |
The School Days of Elliott Gray, Jr. |
| Colton Maynard |
Three Years Behind the Guns |
| Lieu Tisdale |
Tommy Remington's Battle |
| Burton E. Stevenson |
Tecumseh's Young Braves |
| Everett T. Tomlinson |
Tom Strong, Washington's Scout |
| Alfred Bishop Mason |
To the Land of the Caribou |
| Paul Greene Tomlinson |
Treasure Island |
| Robert Louis Stevenson |
Ungava Bob; A Tale of the Fur Trappers. |
| Dillon Wallace |
Wells Brothers; The Young Cattle Kings. |
| Andy Adams |
The Wireless Man; His work and adventures. |
| Francis A. Collins |
The Wolf Hunters |
| George Bird Grinnell |
The Wrecking Master |
| Ralph D. Paine |
Yankee Ships and Yankee Sailors |
| James Barnes |
GROSSET & DUNLAP, Publishers, NEW YORK
Transcriber's Notes:
Obvious punctuation errors repaired.
Letter to the Public, "Frenk" changed to "Frank" (Pratt and Frank Presbrey, with)