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LETTER XLVIII.
Benton Barracks,
June 30
June 30
Dear Mother,—I have not gained nrach for two
days, but hope to take a start again soon in the right
direction. My disease is diminishing, but I am quite
weak and am obliged to keep very quiet, I am well
provided for and have everything I need. Everybody
is kind and good to me.
P.S.—Emily on the whole is doing well. The
weather is very warm and her progress is slow; she is
patient and happy.
I. R.
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