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_ Early Letters To John S. Dwight Chapter XXXIX FORT HAMILTON, LONG ISLAND, July 30, '46. My dear Friend,--It is very shabby, but I have been so unexpectedly and constantly separated from my manuscripts that I cannot copy, as I hoped, some of my verses. I have but one more day on land, and more than I can well do in it. Could you hear how the sea moans and roars in the moonlight at this moment, it would be a siren song to draw you far away. I strain my eyes over the water as one struggles to comprehend the end of life, but the beauty of the future lies unseen and untouched. God bless you always, my dear Friend; and do not fail to write me often. Affly. yr friend, G.W.C. _ |
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