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�me I do not have much duty to do here I sleep in my carriage it shuts up tight and is warm and better than sleeping on the ground I live alone and do my own cooking I am taking more comfort

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now than I have ever taken since I came from ^ if you can call it comfort tell the children I should like to have them happen along when I am cooking my dinner or supper so they ["can" inserted] see how I do it I have got a little spida and a kettle a little pot for my tea so you can immagine how I get along with my duty give my love to all of the children tell them I want to see them very much I had a letter from cousin Laura and I answered it I asked her to go over and see you and tell you I had not heard from home since I left Mchester but the letters all came last night but where they have ["been" inserted] all of this time do not know the mailes are very iregular it is hard work to get any maill correctly now a days I sent Arabine a paper with General McClenans farewell to the army President Lincoln has removed him from command wich I think is a very wrong move the abolitionist have made a real one of old Abe just what I have been expecting they would but so its go I have seen enough of the republican and abolitionest administration to last me my life time you wrote you had a letter from Lyman and he thought he should be at home by Thanksgivin poor boy I hope he will I should like to see him

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-�me I do not have much duty to do here I sleep
+�me I do not have much duty to do here  I sleep
-in my carriage it shuts up tight and is warm
+in my carriage  it shuts up tight and is warm
-and better than sleeping on the ground I live alone
+and better than sleeping on the ground  I live alone
-and do my own cooking I am taking more comfort
+and do my own cooking  I am taking more comfort
-now than I have ever taken since I came from home [inserted] if you
+                                                                 home
-can call it comfort tell the children I should like
+now than I have ever taken since I came from ^ if you
+can call it comfort  tell the children I should like
 to have them happen along when I am cooking
-my dinner or supper so they can [inserted] see how I do it I
+my dinner or supper so they ["can" inserted] see how I do it I
 have got a little spida and a kettle a little pot
 for my tea so you can immagine how I get
-along with my duty give my love to all of
+along with my duty  give my love to all of
-the children tell them I want to see them very
+the children  tell them I want to see them very
-much I had a letter from cousin Laura and I
+much  I had a letter from cousin Laura and I
-answered it I asked her to go over and see you
+answered it  I asked her to go over and see you
 and tell you I had not heard from home since
 I left Mchester but the letters all came last night
-but where they have been [inserted] all of this time do not know
+but where they have ["been" inserted] all of this time do not know
-the mailes are very regular it is hard work
+the mailes are very iregular  it is hard work
-to get any maill correctly now a day I sent
+to get any maill correctly now a days  I sent
 Arabine a paper with General McClenans farewell
-to the army President Lincoln has removed him
+to the army  President Lincoln has removed him
-from comman wich I think is a very wrong
+from command wich I think is a very wrong
-move the abolitionist have made a real one of
+move  the abolitionist have made a real one of
 old Abe just what I have been expecting they would
 but so its go I have seen enough of the republican
 and abolitionest administration to last me my
-life time you wrote you had a letter from Lyman
+life time  you wrote you had a letter from Lyman
 and he thought he should be at home by Thanksgivin
 poor boy I hope he will I should like to see him