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Salomon, the Governor's wife, was traveling in t*he South, she visited the hospitals in St. Louis in order to find out how the Wisconsin soldiers were being treated ; later she went to EoUa, Missoiiri, where an enthusiastic re- ception was given her. She describes it as follows: The reception, which we received by our brave officers and men, surpassed any expectations I could have formed. The camps were decorated with green boughs and trees, a mag- nificent dining hail was improvised — ^made of... green branches 74 Id., i, p. 265.
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[105] Digitized by Google WISCONSIN WOMEN IN THE WAR •entirely, and having within its green folds one of the flkest testiye boards I ever sat down at. All was gladness, anima- tion, health, and life. ESvery one seemed rejoiced to see us, and I can assure you, that the fatigues of the Journey were quickly forgotten and amply r^aid by the hearty welcome and smiling taces around us. The dining hall was one hundred and twenty feet long. The guests, including nearly thirty ladies, numbered about one hundred and fifty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Salomon, the Governor's wife, was traveling in t*he South, she visited the hospitals in St. Louis in order to find out how the Wisconsin soldiers were being treated ; later she went to EoUa, Missoiiri, where an enthusiastic re- ception was given her. She describes it as follows: The reception, which we received by our brave officers and men, surpassed any expectations I could have formed. The camps were decorated with green boughs and trees, a mag- nificent dining hail was improvised — ^made of... green branches 74 Id., i, p. 265.
TBJMd, p. 265.
[105] Digitized by Google WISCONSIN WOMEN IN THE WAR •entirely, and having within its green folds one of the flkest testiye boards I ever sat down at. All was gladness, anima- tion, health, and life. ESvery one seemed rejoiced to see us, and I can assure you, that the fatigues of the Journey were quickly forgotten and amply r^aid by the hearty welcome and smiling taces around us. The dining hall was one hundred and twenty feet long. The guests, including nearly thirty ladies, numbered about one hundred and fifty.
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