Letters of a Family During the War for the Union 1861 1865 volume 3
Letters of a Family During the War for the Union 1861 1865 volume 3
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They want to go where people are least liable to help, and where there is most to do. We are to have some towels, little books, etc. , ready for her. . . . Mrs. Gibbons said that Horace Greeley was greatly distressed at the course of the Tribune ; he was sick at her house three weeks with brain fever, this autumn, the result of disappointment, etc. , etc. , in the paper.
E. W. H. To J. H. In Camp.
January, '62.
To-day we are going out to look up some nurses for Will Winthrop's regiment, and the...n to the Senate. I forgot to tell you a pretty story we heard the other day from Mrs. Gib- bons, our Quaker lady friend. She is a very sweet, kind old lady, and she and her daughter have been out at Fall's Church getting the hos- pital there into working order, and showing them how to nurse and cook for the sick, and, thanks to them, one poor fellow who was dying was nursed back into the right road and is now nearly well enough to go home with his father, who, meantime, had been sent for. He, a plain well-to-do farmer from Western New York, was so overcome with gratitude to Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They want to go where people are least liable to help, and where there is most to do. We are to have some towels, little books, etc. , ready for her. . . . Mrs. Gibbons said that Horace Greeley was greatly distressed at the course of the Tribune ; he was sick at her house three weeks with brain fever, this autumn, the result of disappointment, etc. , etc. , in the paper.
E. W. H. To J. H. In Camp.
January, '62.
To-day we are going out to look up some nurses for Will Winthrop's regiment, and the...n to the Senate. I forgot to tell you a pretty story we heard the other day from Mrs. Gib- bons, our Quaker lady friend. She is a very sweet, kind old lady, and she and her daughter have been out at Fall's Church getting the hos- pital there into working order, and showing them how to nurse and cook for the sick, and, thanks to them, one poor fellow who was dying was nursed back into the right road and is now nearly well enough to go home with his father, who, meantime, had been sent for. He, a plain well-to-do farmer from Western New York, was so overcome with gratitude to Mrs.
What to read after Letters of a Family During the War for the Union 1861 1865 volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georgeanna Muirson Woolsey Bacon to read onlineMoreLess
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