Harper's Young People, October 26, 1880
Harper's Young People, October 26, 1880
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After the paradethey are trained in various difficult and skillful gymnastic exercises.
There is no compulsion on any boy to join the army; but when anyregiment is in want of recruits, a notice is placed in the school-rooms, and any boys above fourteen years of age who wish to go into the armyare allowed to join that regiment. For those who prefer trades or otheroccupations situations are provided, and if at the end of a certainnumber of years they can produce certificates of good conduct from ...thosewho employ them, they are publicly rewarded in the chapel of theinstitution.
The girls, in addition to the usual branches of a good common-schooleducation, are taught needle-work of all kinds, and fitted forlady's-maids, dressmakers, cooks, and the various higher positions ofhousehold services. Their dress is uniform, and consists of bluepetticoats, red gowns, and straw hats.
The school is supported by an annual grant from Parliament, and by thegift of one day's pay in every year from the whole army.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After the paradethey are trained in various difficult and skillful gymnastic exercises.
There is no compulsion on any boy to join the army; but when anyregiment is in want of recruits, a notice is placed in the school-rooms, and any boys above fourteen years of age who wish to go into the armyare allowed to join that regiment. For those who prefer trades or otheroccupations situations are provided, and if at the end of a certainnumber of years they can produce certificates of good conduct from ...thosewho employ them, they are publicly rewarded in the chapel of theinstitution.
The girls, in addition to the usual branches of a good common-schooleducation, are taught needle-work of all kinds, and fitted forlady's-maids, dressmakers, cooks, and the various higher positions ofhousehold services. Their dress is uniform, and consists of bluepetticoats, red gowns, and straw hats.
The school is supported by an annual grant from Parliament, and by thegift of one day's pay in every year from the whole army.
What to read after Harper's Young People, October 26, 1880?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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