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Jefferson Sept. 4th 1863 My dear cousin, I'm not fit to write today my head is so thick- but tomorrow as next day, and the next few days after I write bring their demands on my time and I fear if I do not write now I do not very soon. I have taken a sense and though one might think that I be agreeable whets warm days, I certainly for I other wise- so I know you write harden if I am duller than usual. I received ago a letter Saturday and am so very that you are having so much sickness and anxiety. Tell cousin Jennie she is often in my thoughts and now especially I trust she may be unknown before this reaches you. I feel a very kind of you , to think of me with so much tile pressing unknown . To knit is a comfort to feel when promise are about are