Saturday morning we don't want to do any hard work.

Just enough exercise to keep our muscles supple for the real fray of the afternoon." "We ought to stay out longer now," urged Hazelton.
"Do you fellows think so ?" asked Dick thoughtfully.

"It seems to me that we've done enough hard canoe work for to-day.

We don't want to go stale from too much training." "But we can't---we mustn't lose the race on Saturday," almost groaned Dave Darrin.
"Then we'll do better not to overtrain," said Dick quietly.

"Unless I hear a big kick I'm going to turn the canoe toward our camp." There was no objection, though some of the members of Dick & Co.
frowned slightly.