Diaries and Letters of Belle Edmondson
    

Still no news from home, and nothing different from the Army’s—

August, Wednesday 31, 1864

After all my sitting up so late, Mr. Clapp went off and forgot my letter, or at least, I failed to awake in time to give it to him.

We have had a pleasant day, as usual, to me each day is delightful at Waverly—there is not much variety, but ’tis always pleasant—We all together had a nice bath, although ’twas very cold. I was really timid and foolish in the Water, tried to cross, but did not get more than half way, hope I will succeed some time.

Still no news from home, and nothing different from the Army’s—

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