Title:
Page [46]
Date:
18650215
Transcription
Stanton General Hospital. A truly beautiful day. sun shining brightly. dispelling the gloom and chilliness of yesterday. received
this morning a letter from my (2) mother the first for a long time. am very thankful that she is well. also wrote a letter
to my [illegible] and friend Miss Libbie E. Hodges of Rochester.-
"Should things go ill with thee, nor mumur nor complain.- Repining at thy lot will but augment the pain;- And should thy friend
prove false forgive him, and agree,- If all were well with him, he would not anger thee;- And should thy love offend, love
on, with eager scorn;- THe presence of the rose is witnessed by the thorn." [Norman] [Distich]
Language:
English
From:
Henry O. Nightingale diary, 1865
Contributing Institution:
UC Merced Library and Special Collections