Those are things we've been doing all our lives and won't have to practise.
We must make it just as hard for ourselves to become Second Class Scouts as it is for the city lads.

So we'll make the signalling test that much more difficult." "I'm thinkin' that's fine now," enthused David, "and when we learn un we'll know that much more." "That's the idea!" said Doctor Joe.

"And we'll not only learn the sixteen principal points of the compass, but we'll learn to box the compass to the quarter point as navigators do." "I can box un now," grinned David.
"So can I box un!" Andy exclaimed.

"Dad told me how, same as he told Davy." "And I can learn to box un easy," promised Jamie.
Margaret joined them one fine day in the forest behind the cabin when they took their Second Class cooking test, and a jolly day they made of it.

It was easy enough to roast a spruce grouse on the end of a stick.