The Boy's Treasury of Sports, Pastimes, and Recreations: With Nearly Four Hundred EngravingsJ.P. Hill, 1847 - 454 стор. |
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Сторінка 102 - ... and wholesome an exercise. Soldiers particularly should, methinks, all be taught to swim ; it might be of frequent use, either in surprising an enemy or saving themselves ; and if I had now boys to educate, I should prefer those schools (other things being equal) where an opportunity was afforded for acquiring so advantageous an art, which, once learned, is never forgotten.
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