The Papers of Thomas Ruffin
The Papers of Thomas Ruffin
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Brodnax.
Sauka Town, Decembr. 16th, 1861.
It was discover* upon gathering our com, that the injury sus- tain* by the several freshets in the river, was greater than was antici- pated. Yet we have gather* an abundant crop. All the wheat along the road as well as here, looks badly — I suppose from the sudden ac- cession of cold weather. And now if our Convention had done all the good, it could do, for our State, and Confederacy, I should much prefer not to return in so short a time to the City of... Oaks.
Digitized by Google 204 The North Cabolina Histobical Commission.
From John 8. Henderson,^ Salisbuby N". C. Dec. 16th, 1861.
In accordance with my promise, I take this opportunity of writing to you. I left that history of Europe, which contains the history of George the third and fourth, at Holts store in Graham and I hope, you have received ere this. Father says that he has'ent once thought of the candidates for Governor ; his mind is wholly absorhed in the war ; but he thinks it would have been a good thing if the "Convention" had adjourned sine die.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brodnax.
Sauka Town, Decembr. 16th, 1861.
It was discover* upon gathering our com, that the injury sus- tain* by the several freshets in the river, was greater than was antici- pated. Yet we have gather* an abundant crop. All the wheat along the road as well as here, looks badly — I suppose from the sudden ac- cession of cold weather. And now if our Convention had done all the good, it could do, for our State, and Confederacy, I should much prefer not to return in so short a time to the City of... Oaks.
Digitized by Google 204 The North Cabolina Histobical Commission.
From John 8. Henderson,^ Salisbuby N". C. Dec. 16th, 1861.
In accordance with my promise, I take this opportunity of writing to you. I left that history of Europe, which contains the history of George the third and fourth, at Holts store in Graham and I hope, you have received ere this. Father says that he has'ent once thought of the candidates for Governor ; his mind is wholly absorhed in the war ; but he thinks it would have been a good thing if the "Convention" had adjourned sine die.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Ruffin to read onlineMoreLess
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