Difference between revisions of ".ODk0.NTIwMQ"
HeatherMoran (talk | contribs) m (Protected ".ODk0.NTIwMQ" ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite))) |
|||
| (One intermediate revision by the same user not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
| − | + | tell him for me that he will find a chaing in thing all around in living & heardships which he would haf to undergo marching day & night without food & sleep & the soul sickning sight beside the dangers of the battlefield all is hard & dangerous & it requires an iron constitusion to stand it but I as yet have not sean anything more than I expected when I left so I am not disapointed. Tell him situated as he is to stay at home I did not start for plaisure but to do a duty to my country & that duty I shall have a chance to do much sooner than most of the rest after they enlisted. We expect to have a hard fight yet befour they are drove out of Maryland. We now are having a smart shower now & I haf to flee under one of the caissons. That is a caridg which is used to carry ammunision in and here I try to write on my lap [illegible word] not much such privelidges as I was to have at home but it is as good as I expect whilst I am out hear and when you are enjoying all of the Blessing of a good home & the attensions of some nise young Spark remember that it is for home & friends that we are deprived of them & dairing the Dangers which seem to you in our [several illegible words] quiet but I must draw to a close for I come to the bottom did I have time I would write more but I think hear is as much as you care to read. | |
| + | |||
| + | Goodbye until I hear from you again from your true friend Chas R Brown First Maine Battery, Banks Div., Washington DC | ||
| + | |||
Mary H Gates | Mary H Gates | ||
Latest revision as of 14:16, 13 October 2017
tell him for me that he will find a chaing in thing all around in living & heardships which he would haf to undergo marching day & night without food & sleep & the soul sickning sight beside the dangers of the battlefield all is hard & dangerous & it requires an iron constitusion to stand it but I as yet have not sean anything more than I expected when I left so I am not disapointed. Tell him situated as he is to stay at home I did not start for plaisure but to do a duty to my country & that duty I shall have a chance to do much sooner than most of the rest after they enlisted. We expect to have a hard fight yet befour they are drove out of Maryland. We now are having a smart shower now & I haf to flee under one of the caissons. That is a caridg which is used to carry ammunision in and here I try to write on my lap [illegible word] not much such privelidges as I was to have at home but it is as good as I expect whilst I am out hear and when you are enjoying all of the Blessing of a good home & the attensions of some nise young Spark remember that it is for home & friends that we are deprived of them & dairing the Dangers which seem to you in our [several illegible words] quiet but I must draw to a close for I come to the bottom did I have time I would write more but I think hear is as much as you care to read.
Goodbye until I hear from you again from your true friend Chas R Brown First Maine Battery, Banks Div., Washington DC
Mary H Gates