Army Letters
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共 23 段- Well, we rode twelve miles without seeing one living thing,
- We met Faye at our gate, just starting out to look for us. H
- When I returned to the ambulance after the next rest--I was
- So I gathered my forces, and the four men started to work in
- General Dickinson and Ben dark, his interpreter, came up in
- When there are camps outside I always feel a little more pro
- IT has been impossible for me to write before, for I have be
- Faye had suffered so much from the wound in his head that ve
- Faye went at once to the telegraph office and by wire gave u
- The children with us seem to be standing the exposure wonder
- I worried about Faye the other morning as usual, and thought
- Very near my door was one leading to the kitchen, and so I w
- It is delightful to be in a nicely furnished, well-regulated
- EVERYTHING is packed and on the wagons--that is, all but the
- I had to stay here all alone as Faye would not consent to my
- When the deer went up Pete went up, too, on the steep hill,
- Well, nine o'clock came, so did Miss Mills, so did half afte
- Three days ago we packed the little wagon with wraps and oth
- The railroad has been laid straight through the post, and it
- Yesterday morning early we all started for a tramp down the
- About four o'clock we reached Rock Creek, where we remained
- The general selling-out business has been funny. No one in t
- I shall never forget my first step in that water! It was as