twilight. Swiftly and silently they sped. Hills rose and
fell, the fair panorama of the lowlands with its quaint old houses here
and there opened before them. And so they journeyed on into the din and
fire and stenching suffocation and red-running streams of Picardy and
Flanders--for service as required.

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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. Bimock

BEN-HUR
Lew Wallace

BOAT-BUILDING AND BOATING
Dan. Beard

THE BOY SCOUTS OF BLACK EAGLE PATROL
Leslie W. Quirk

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

COLLEGE YEARS
Ralph D. Paine

CROOKED TRAILS
Frederic Remington

THE CRUISE OF THE CACHALOT
Frank T. Bullen

THE CRUISE OF THE DAZZLER
Jack London

DANNY FISTS
Walter Camp

FOR THE HONOR OF THE SCHOOL
Ralph Henry Barbour

A GUNNER ABOARD THE "YANKEE"