Virginia Graham : the Spy of the Grand Army
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They are being constructed only for the purpose of practice — to teach our young officers' the art , of engineering, and the privates skUl in the use of the pick and the spade. And as SPY OF THE GRAND ARMY.
53 you have accepted an invitation to visit the entrenched portions of the city, I propose to come for you to-morrow, and after inspecting the works you will readily comprehend my explanation. ' ' Thank you, captain, a visit would un- doubtedly be a source of much gratification to me,' I rep...lied ; ' but I have been debat- ing in my own mind whether it is proper for me, a young lady, to manifest an interest in military afiliirs.' ' Perfectly — oh, perfectly, Miss Marland,' replied Clymer, quite enthusiastically. ' Our young ladies, in some instances, evince a more patriotic ardor than many of our young gentlemen. In times of war an Amazonian spirit is much to be respected and ap- plauded ; and every lady, who manifests such a spirit, helps to aid the right cause by animating those whose duty it is to take the field, and sacrifice their lives if necessary, upon the altar of their country.' ' I am glad to hear you say words so encouraging to those of my sex, for I have already conceived it to be my duty to do something more for our bleeding country than to remain at home, making pincushions and nick-nacks for the soldiers, or in picking lint for the hospitals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are being constructed only for the purpose of practice — to teach our young officers' the art , of engineering, and the privates skUl in the use of the pick and the spade. And as SPY OF THE GRAND ARMY.
53 you have accepted an invitation to visit the entrenched portions of the city, I propose to come for you to-morrow, and after inspecting the works you will readily comprehend my explanation. ' ' Thank you, captain, a visit would un- doubtedly be a source of much gratification to me,' I rep...lied ; ' but I have been debat- ing in my own mind whether it is proper for me, a young lady, to manifest an interest in military afiliirs.' ' Perfectly — oh, perfectly, Miss Marland,' replied Clymer, quite enthusiastically. ' Our young ladies, in some instances, evince a more patriotic ardor than many of our young gentlemen. In times of war an Amazonian spirit is much to be respected and ap- plauded ; and every lady, who manifests such a spirit, helps to aid the right cause by animating those whose duty it is to take the field, and sacrifice their lives if necessary, upon the altar of their country.' ' I am glad to hear you say words so encouraging to those of my sex, for I have already conceived it to be my duty to do something more for our bleeding country than to remain at home, making pincushions and nick-nacks for the soldiers, or in picking lint for the hospitals.
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