The High School Boys' Training Hike By: H. Irving Hancock (1868-1922)
The High School Boys' Training Hike by H. Irving Hancock is a captivating novel that takes readers on a thrilling journey through the adventures of a group of high school boys. Set against the backdrop of the beautiful outdoors, this book provides a refreshing tale of friendship, resilience, and personal growth. The author skillfully paints a vivid picture of the boys' training hike, with detailed descriptions of the breathtaking landscapes they encounter along the way. From towering mountains to winding trails, readers are transported into the heart of the wilderness, experiencing the challenges and triumphs alongside the characters. One of the notable strengths of this book is its well-developed characters. Each member of the boys' group possesses unique personalities and distinct traits that make them relatable and memorable. The author expertly weaves their individual stories together, highlighting their growth and bonding as they navigate a series of obstacles during their hike. The themes explored within this novel are both thought-provoking and inspiring. The author touches upon the importance of perseverance, teamwork, and embracing one's strengths in the face of adversity. These elements create an engaging narrative that allows readers to reflect on their own journeys in life. Additionally, the book provides valuable insights into the beauty of nature and the benefits of spending time outdoors. Through their hike, the boys are not only physically challenged but also discover the wonders of the natural world. The author's descriptions evoke a sense of awe, reminding readers of the importance of connecting with the environment. The High School Boys' Training Hike is a marvelous coming-of-age story that will surely captivate readers of all ages. With its engaging plot, well-rounded characters, and the timeless messages it conveys, this book is a testament to the enduring power of adventure and personal development. Whether you are a fan of outdoor exploration or simply seeking an inspiring tale, this novel will not disappoint. First Page: HIKE E text prepared by Jim Ludwig The High School Boys' Training Hike or Making Themselves "Hard as Nails" By H. Irving Hancock CONTENTS CHAPTERS I. Mr. Titmouse Doesn't Know Dick II. The Deed of a Hero III. The Peddler and the Lawyer's Half IV. Peddler Hinman's Next Appearance V. Dave Does Some Good Work VI. The No Breakfast Plan VII. Making the Tramps Squirm VIII. When the Peddler Was "Frisked" IX. Dick Imitates a Tame Indian X. Reuben Hinman Proves His Mettle XI. Tom Idealizes Working Clothes XII. Trouble With the Rah Rah Rahs XIII. A Snub and the Quick Retort XIV. Dick & Co Make an Apple "Pie" XV. Making Port in a Storm XVI. Home, Hospital and Almshouse XVII. Two Kinds of Hobo XVIII. Dick Prescott, Knight Errant XIX. "I'll Fight Him for This Man!" XX. In the Milksop Class? XXI. The Revenge Talk at Miller's XXII. Under the Sting of the Lash XXIII. Timmy, the Gentleman, at Home XXIV. Conclusion CHAPTER I MR. TITMOUSE DOESN'T KNOW DICK "We thought ten dollars would be about right," Dick Prescott announced. "Per week?" inquired Mr. Titmouse, as though he doubted his hearing. "Oh, dear, no! For the month of August, sir." Mr. Newbegin Titmouse surveyed his young caller through half closed eyelids... Continue reading book >>

The High School Boys' Training Hike By: H. Irving Hancock (1868-1922)

The High School Boys' Training Hike by H. Irving Hancock is a captivating novel that takes readers on a thrilling journey through the adventures of a group of high school boys. Set against the backdrop of the beautiful outdoors, this book provides a refreshing tale of friendship, resilience, and personal growth.

The author skillfully paints a vivid picture of the boys' training hike, with detailed descriptions of the breathtaking landscapes they encounter along the way. From towering mountains to winding trails, readers are transported into the heart of the wilderness, experiencing the challenges and triumphs alongside the characters.

One of the notable strengths of this book is its well-developed characters. Each member of the boys' group possesses unique personalities and distinct traits that make them relatable and memorable. The author expertly weaves their individual stories together, highlighting their growth and bonding as they navigate a series of obstacles during their hike.

The themes explored within this novel are both thought-provoking and inspiring. The author touches upon the importance of perseverance, teamwork, and embracing one's strengths in the face of adversity. These elements create an engaging narrative that allows readers to reflect on their own journeys in life.

Additionally, the book provides valuable insights into the beauty of nature and the benefits of spending time outdoors. Through their hike, the boys are not only physically challenged but also discover the wonders of the natural world. The author's descriptions evoke a sense of awe, reminding readers of the importance of connecting with the environment.

The High School Boys' Training Hike is a marvelous coming-of-age story that will surely captivate readers of all ages. With its engaging plot, well-rounded characters, and the timeless messages it conveys, this book is a testament to the enduring power of adventure and personal development. Whether you are a fan of outdoor exploration or simply seeking an inspiring tale, this novel will not disappoint.

First Page:

HIKE

E text prepared by Jim Ludwig

The High School Boys' Training Hike or Making Themselves "Hard as Nails"

By H. Irving Hancock

CONTENTS

CHAPTERS I. Mr. Titmouse Doesn't Know Dick II. The Deed of a Hero III. The Peddler and the Lawyer's Half IV. Peddler Hinman's Next Appearance V. Dave Does Some Good Work VI. The No Breakfast Plan VII. Making the Tramps Squirm VIII. When the Peddler Was "Frisked" IX. Dick Imitates a Tame Indian X. Reuben Hinman Proves His Mettle XI. Tom Idealizes Working Clothes XII. Trouble With the Rah Rah Rahs XIII. A Snub and the Quick Retort XIV. Dick & Co Make an Apple "Pie" XV. Making Port in a Storm XVI. Home, Hospital and Almshouse XVII. Two Kinds of Hobo XVIII. Dick Prescott, Knight Errant XIX. "I'll Fight Him for This Man!" XX. In the Milksop Class? XXI. The Revenge Talk at Miller's XXII. Under the Sting of the Lash XXIII. Timmy, the Gentleman, at Home XXIV. Conclusion

CHAPTER I

MR. TITMOUSE DOESN'T KNOW DICK

"We thought ten dollars would be about right," Dick Prescott announced.

"Per week?" inquired Mr. Titmouse, as though he doubted his hearing.

"Oh, dear, no! For the month of August, sir."

Mr. Newbegin Titmouse surveyed his young caller through half closed eyelids... Continue reading book >>

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Teen/Young adult

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