AN EX-BOY SCOUT.

At one railway station in Algeria we found a motor-car waiting to take

us to our destination. The driver, unlike so many motor-car drivers,

set to work to carry our luggage himself, and worked for us most

willingly and well. He spoke English perfectly, with a South African

accent.

We soon found that he came from the Transvaal, and had learnt his

energetic helpfulness and courtesy through having been a Boy Scout in

Johannesburg!

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