Page 2 of Letter 0014 of Lot 0026

We have rather a good many wounded since I last wrote you. I think your cousin must be safe as I have enquired after him have here nothern of him. As yet there are some boys of the 34th here. Some are not quite bad. I have not hear from home since you wrote me before I should really like to know the reason. I guess I should have to give them all an answering. Well my time is short I suppose. I guess you are very lonesome without seeing your mother so long but still I should like her to stay until I get home. I shall certainly come home with her

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