Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 53
When he walks, he marches withdepressed toes and outspread palms. He has twohours of drill every morning, and another hourwith parade in the afternoon. After tattoo, whichis at half-past eight, he may retire; but no downy in the question of his treatment by older cadets.So far as Freds own… … J/0J^ THERE WERE BOYS FROM EVERY QUARTER OF THE UNION. couch awaits him. He spreads his blanket on thetent floor, and spreads himself on that, with aquilt drawn over him for protection against thenight cold. The only change from this programmeis on Sundays, or on days when he marches onguard. On…
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