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Title: Page [112]
Date Created and/or Issued: 18650426
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Transcription: A very warm day. Severe toothache assuridly it is a pleasant thing to have a throbbing tooth. No letters never no war news. Feel first rate except afire said tooth. [illegible] powers. The A.A. Sury. Made [illegible] out of but when I could hardly move from pain in my tooth to salute him food for him. poor [illegible] he don't think that the pen is more powerful than the sword. Wrote two letters one to Mrs. E. Gary and Miss Leibbie Hedges. ----------------------------- Wednesday, April 26. A very warm day, severe toothache, assuredly it is a pleasant thing to have a throbbing tooth. No letters or war news. Feel first rate except aforesaid tooth. Shoddy Powers, the A.A. Surgeon made me get out of bed when I could hardly move from pain in my tooth to salute him, good for him, poor Shoddy, he don’t think the pen is more powerful than the sword. Wrote two letters, one to Mrs. E. Grey & Miss Libbie Hedges. Crooks, Terence G. “Transcribed and Annotated Diaries of Henry Oliver Nightingale.” Unpublished manuscript, 2014. Microsoft Word file.
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Contributing Institution: UC Merced, Library and Special Collections
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