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[[B-P]] tells a story about chivalry, that knights used to make one good turn to anybody needing help, especially a woman or child who might be in distress. And scouts, like knights, should do one good turn in a day. | [[B-P]] tells a story about chivalry, that knights used to make one good turn to anybody needing help, especially a woman or child who might be in distress. And scouts, like knights, should do one good turn in a day. | ||
The [[knot]] in [[neckerchief]] reminds scout to do his good turn every day | |||
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Latest revision as of 12:15, 4 April 2022
B-P tells a story about chivalry, that knights used to make one good turn to anybody needing help, especially a woman or child who might be in distress. And scouts, like knights, should do one good turn in a day.
The knot in neckerchief reminds scout to do his good turn every day