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Du Quoin | |||
Feb. 1 1863 | |||
Du Quoin Perry Co. Illinois | |||
Sabbath P.M. Feb 1 '63 | |||
My Dear One | My Dear One | ||
How troubled do you think I was, and am, when the end of the week came and passed, and I got no letter from home. How I did want to hear from you all. How I conjured up visions of Wilder sick, or Mary sick, or Baby sick; Mother and | How troubled do you think I was, and am, when the end of the week came and passed, and I got no letter from home. How I did want to hear from you all. How I conjured up visions of Wilder sick, or Mary sick, or Baby sick; Mother and Nettie worn out tired and sick with taking care of sick children. However I take good heart of hope. Probably you are all well and hearty, and needing me much less than I need you, or at least need to hear from you. And I shall doubt less hear sometime in due Season. I have not failed to write you. | ||
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Du Quoin Feb. 1 1863
Du Quoin Perry Co. Illinois
Sabbath P.M. Feb 1 '63
My Dear One How troubled do you think I was, and am, when the end of the week came and passed, and I got no letter from home. How I did want to hear from you all. How I conjured up visions of Wilder sick, or Mary sick, or Baby sick; Mother and Nettie worn out tired and sick with taking care of sick children. However I take good heart of hope. Probably you are all well and hearty, and needing me much less than I need you, or at least need to hear from you. And I shall doubt less hear sometime in due Season. I have not failed to write you.