Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 43
ondence, tells about. It is a unitythat bars.group jealousy, or even group con-sciousness.- For although every individual girl 590 INTER-CAMP DAYS [May, marching along in her place in the ranks wasa type of her particular camp, yet all thesetypes were submerged, so that there was nodistinction of… … SINGING THE NATIONAL AIRS bering up toward a thousand, coming frompoints as remote as Maine and California,Ontario and New Orleans, tramping side byside in the cause of—well, something big forwomen and girls that the camps stand for, anew kind of freedom and a new comradeshipof life in the open.…
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