Capitolo 58
gotten tired to have called Grover.'
"Then our pact was made. I will feel a warm interest in this
brave boy, and I fervently hope that the opportunities of the wish of war
leave him/it unharmed.
"I have to give him a description of Hiram Marden, another of ours
small society, a very different kind of person from Frank Grover.
But he/she picks up all the son-in-laws of characters to make an army, as
a world, and Marden is one of the strangeness. You imagine a tall youth
individual, with a thin face that lantern makes a sermon to, and long hair 'it smoothed'
down on both side. Although he can be patriotic, he was conducted in
the army from a different cause. He tenderly took care of an affection for a
beauty of village that didn't return his/her love. Him ago anybody
hideaway of his/her dry refusal, but it seems to enjoy to pronounce in a
sentimental way on his/her disappointment. He brings such air of
mild resignation when he speaks of his/her fair one cruel that the
effect is rather irresistible, and I find him/it difficult to grant
him that understanding that his/her unhappy applications of fate. Fortunately for
him, his/her troubles deep-sat as they is, you seem to have a lot
few effects on his/her appetite. He sits down to his/her rations with
a glance of the subdued pain on his/her face, and you frequently
among the bits. Despite this, however him rarely
leaves anything on his/her dish of can that speaks well for his
appetite, since Uncle Sam is a generous director and few of us
does the full justice to our check.
"You can wonder as I enjoy the rate of soldier. I certainly crave
sometimes for the good pumpkin and cakes of apple to which I used
has to house, and self-acknowledged that a small sauce of apple would do mine
hardtack an a little anymore savory. I start to appreciate Your good person
quality as a housewife, Mary, never. Cakes can be it got
of the sutler, but they is so poor things that I am able rather
face unless you eat them, and I am rather sure them they would try mine
digestion seriously.
"There is a very simple esculent that we persistently ask in the field--me