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civilization (as I know by experience) will pass  
 
civilization (as I know by experience) will pass  
 
away all too soon.
 
away all too soon.
We are getting along in this  
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            We are getting along in this  
 
land as well as can be expected.  Affairs
 
land as well as can be expected.  Affairs
 
in the Regt are about us when I wrote you  
 
in the Regt are about us when I wrote you  
last.  The balance of Co H are now on pickit
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last.  The balance of Co H are now on picket
 
at Seabrook.  They went out about  
 
at Seabrook.  They went out about  
a week ago and the Major sent Bunker
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a week ago and the Major sent Barker
 
in command of it, this I did not like  
 
in command of it, this I did not like  
 
very well so made an application to  
 
very well so made an application to  
[?] from the Commissary Dept
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to be relieved from the Commissary Dept
 
and succeeded and tomorrow
 
and succeeded and tomorrow
joining the Company.
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join the Company.
 
Twenty are still at Spanish Mills . those at  
 
Twenty are still at Spanish Mills . those at  
 
Seabrook have a very good place good  
 
Seabrook have a very good place good  
camp and doubt they to grounded -- only  
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camp and do not have to go on duty -- only  
every third day.  I anticipated a very  
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every third day.  I anticipate a very  
 
good time so long as I stay at Seabrook  
 
good time so long as I stay at Seabrook  
 
but I doubt whether the Major will let
 
but I doubt whether the Major will let
us enjoy it long.
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us enjoy it long.

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yourself so well as you probably anticipated and I expected. But this impediment to your enjoyment I trust you will soon be rid of and the golden hours of your stay in civilization (as I know by experience) will pass away all too soon.

            We are getting along in this 

land as well as can be expected. Affairs in the Regt are about us when I wrote you last. The balance of Co H are now on picket at Seabrook. They went out about a week ago and the Major sent Barker in command of it, this I did not like very well so made an application to to be relieved from the Commissary Dept and succeeded and tomorrow join the Company. Twenty are still at Spanish Mills . those at Seabrook have a very good place good camp and do not have to go on duty -- only every third day. I anticipate a very good time so long as I stay at Seabrook but I doubt whether the Major will let us enjoy it long.