Boy Scouts at Crater Lake
Boy Scouts at Crater Lake by Walter Prichard Eaton is available here as the complete text, split into 977 reading sections of 5 sentences, each with audio and tap-to-define vocabulary.
Boy Scouts at Crater Lake A Story of Crater Lake National Park and the High Cascades by Walter Prichard Eaton. Complete source text from Project Gutenberg eBook #54536.
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Boy Scouts at Crater Lake
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- Chapter I
- Chapter II Bennie Takes the Rope Up His First Cliff
- Chapter III How Bennie Earned a Trip To Oregon
- Chapter IV Bennie and Spider Cross the Continent
- Chapter V All Aboard for Crater Lake!—and Dumpling in the Other Car
- Chapter VI Bennie and Spider Have to Make After-dinner Speeches, and Bennie’s Knees Knock
- Chapter VII Held Up by the Snow, With the Thermometer at 86°
- Chapter VIII Up to the Rim of Crater Lake at Last, Through the Snow-drifts
- Chapter IX The Mountain That Fell Into Itself
- Chapter X Down the Rim to the Lake—The Boys Ski on a Crater Snow-drift in July
- Chapter XI Dumplin’ Tests the Strength of a Snow Cornice on Garfield Peak
- Chapter XII Bennie Climbs the Mast of the Phantom Ship and Knows He Has Done Something
- Chapter XIII
- Chapter XIV Bennie Takes a Day Off to Do a Good Turn—He Washes All the Dirty Clothes
- Chapter XV
- Chapter XVI The Climb Up Scott Peak—Bennie Begins Work for a Merit Badge for Hiking
- Chapter XVII Good-bye to Crater Lake, and a Motor Trip to Bend
- Chapter XVIII The Boys Encounter “Pep,” Who Promises Them a Bear Hunt
- Chapter XIX
- Chapter XX Bennie Achieves a Dog, and the Party Puts Out a Forest Fire
- Chapter XXI
- Chapter XXII
- Chapter XXIII The Summit is Conquered!
- Chapter XXIV
- Chapter XXV Bennie Loses Jeff, but Brings Home Something Else to Last Him Many Years
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