Faca An Army Memoir
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" I always pity children at sea, " remarked the skip- per. " They are the ones that suffer most. It is next to impossible to get them their proper nourishment; and then, their mothers become sea-sick themselves, and cannot take care of them. Among the emigrants crossing the Atlantic, many a little white corpse is sewed SEA SPARKLES. 187 up in a blanket or shawl, and dropped down into the sea. " " Do the soldiers draw rations for their families ? " asked he of the commissary.
" Three laundresses... are allowed to each company, and they draw a ration apiece ; beyond that, nothing. " " Many of the soldiers are married, " said Major June, " and they all would be if they could. The rascals ! some of them have a dozen wives apiece, scat- tered around at the posts. " " Why, sir, that's not allowed, is it ? " " No, it 's not put down in the rules and articles of war, but happens nevertheless. You cannot expect all the virtues on seven dollars a month, as an old general said. The fact is, sir, we need some radical change in our military system.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I always pity children at sea, " remarked the skip- per. " They are the ones that suffer most. It is next to impossible to get them their proper nourishment; and then, their mothers become sea-sick themselves, and cannot take care of them. Among the emigrants crossing the Atlantic, many a little white corpse is sewed SEA SPARKLES. 187 up in a blanket or shawl, and dropped down into the sea. " " Do the soldiers draw rations for their families ? " asked he of the commissary.
" Three laundresses... are allowed to each company, and they draw a ration apiece ; beyond that, nothing. " " Many of the soldiers are married, " said Major June, " and they all would be if they could. The rascals ! some of them have a dozen wives apiece, scat- tered around at the posts. " " Why, sir, that's not allowed, is it ? " " No, it 's not put down in the rules and articles of war, but happens nevertheless. You cannot expect all the virtues on seven dollars a month, as an old general said. The fact is, sir, we need some radical change in our military system.
What to read after Faca An Army Memoir?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter March to read onlineMoreLess
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