Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 218
its so often to laborin their fields, and employed them so regularly,that units were increased in size again and again.The girls proved such loyal, hard workers, keepingat monotonous labor with such vigor and grit. that they could nt keep up with the farmers de-mand for their labor at two dollars… … were just posing, for we really hoed this corn AGES AGO. be a stumbling-block. The army is sent out insquads or units of six to sixty or more, accordingto the size of the farm or the work to be done inthe region. Instead of living with the farmersfamily, they live independent of the farmhouse.Often…
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