Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 487
ick,too, for the weather was rough: and so, what with Dem sodjers, dar, must be done gone starved,dat s sartin. Nebber seed sech hungry men in allmy bawn days,—nebber ! After supper we were lodged in a great upperroom of a large building — bunks ranged aroundthe four sides, and in the middle an… … HE WELCOME HOME. hunger and thirst, cold and seasickness, we landedone evening at Baltimore more dead than alive. No sooner were we well down the gang-plankthan the crowd of apple and pie women that stoodon the wharf made quick sales and large profits.Then we marched away to a il soldiers…
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