February 2, 1862
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Page 20: February Sunday 2,, Camp Franklin, Va. It is now evening. The day has been quite pleasant and I have enjoyed myself well. The same old health is beginning to return to me. Chaplain Adams loaned me Nelson on Infidelity and I have been reading it today. It’s argumentation is very clear and satisfactory. He is going to let me have Horae Paulinae by Paley, too. I am especially pleased with such books. My “Patent” Scrap book enlarges perceptably [sic] every day. Good letters received last night from Portland friends. “Lions Advocate” this evening. Charlie comes tomorrow Lieut. B & I are going to receive him. |