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 | Memoir of Emily Elizabeth Parsons. |  |
LETTER XLVII.
Benton Barracks,
June 28
June 28
Dear Mother,—I had my best night last night, and
I am a little more comfortable to-day; the wine jelly and
butter-milk from Mr. Yeatman's came this morning.
I relish my buttermilk very much; my disease is much
less; but I am still weak and require to keep very
quiet; I have the best of care and every thing I need.
Love to all.
| Memoir of Emily Elizabeth Parsons. | |