Chapter IX: Conclusion

Well, good-bye, my reader. I hope you will have got half the enjoyment out of reading these yarns that I have had in spinning them to you.

Will you try to remember some of the ideas which they bring to your mind-most especially those ten "Scout Laws" with which I began the book.

I repeat them as a reminder for you. Learn them by heart-each one to a finger.

THE SCOUT LAW.

1. A Scout's Honour is to be Trusted. 2. A Scout is Loyal. 3. A Scout is Useful to Others. 4. A Scout is a Friend to all. 5. A Scout is Courteous. 6. A Scout is a Friend to Animals 7. A Scout Obeys Orders. 8. A Scout Smiles and Whistles when in Trouble. 9. A Scout is Thrifty. 10. A Scout is Clean in Thought, Word, and Deed.

Will you try to remember these and carry them out in your daily life? By doing so you will be a true Young Knight of the Empire.

INDEX

A

Algeria, A trip to--
Algiers, Interesting things in
Arab market, An
Arab politeness
Arab's Candles
Boar-hunting
Camping among the mountains of the Desert
Carthage-Ancient and Modern
Cold winds
Constantine, Celebrated French regiment at
Good turn to a donkey, A
Historical memories of the place
History of Ancient Roman occupation
Hot springs of Hammam Mousketine, The
Mountain of salt in, A
Mountain range between Algeria and the Sahara
Spahis, The
Truffle-hunting
Tunis and its "souks"
Axe, Take care of your

B

Belgian Boy Scouts