A Womans Wartime Journal An Account of the Passage Over a Georgia Plantation O
A Womans Wartime Journal An Account of the Passage Over a Georgia Plantation O
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We had the table laid this morning, but no bread or butter or milk. What a prospect for delicacies ! My house is a perfect fright. I had brought in Sat urday night some thirty bushels of pota toes and ten or fifteen bushels of wheat poured down on the carpet in the ell. Then the few gallons of syrup saved was daubed all about. The backbone of a hog that I had killed on Friday, and which the Yankees did not take when they cleaned out my smokehouse, I found and hid under my bed, and this is all t...he meat I have. 36 A Woman s Wartime Journal Major Lee came down this evening, having heard that I was burned out, to proffer me a home. Mr. Dorsett was with him. The army lost some of their beeves in passing. I sent to-day and had some driven into my lot, and then sent to Judge Glass to come over and get some. Had two killed. Some of Wheeler s men came in, and I asked them to shoot the cattle, which they did.
About ten o clock this morning Mr. Joe Perry [Mrs. Laura s husband] called. I was so glad to see him that I could scarcely forbear embracing him.
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We had the table laid this morning, but no bread or butter or milk. What a prospect for delicacies ! My house is a perfect fright. I had brought in Sat urday night some thirty bushels of pota toes and ten or fifteen bushels of wheat poured down on the carpet in the ell. Then the few gallons of syrup saved was daubed all about. The backbone of a hog that I had killed on Friday, and which the Yankees did not take when they cleaned out my smokehouse, I found and hid under my bed, and this is all t...he meat I have. 36 A Woman s Wartime Journal Major Lee came down this evening, having heard that I was burned out, to proffer me a home. Mr. Dorsett was with him. The army lost some of their beeves in passing. I sent to-day and had some driven into my lot, and then sent to Judge Glass to come over and get some. Had two killed. Some of Wheeler s men came in, and I asked them to shoot the cattle, which they did.
About ten o clock this morning Mr. Joe Perry [Mrs. Laura s husband] called. I was so glad to see him that I could scarcely forbear embracing him.
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