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MONROE COUNTY.4
He was always with us, whether in the long, toilsome march through the cypress swamps, accross the deep lagoons of Louisiana low lands, or on the lonely watch at our hastily impressed hospital tent on the field, giving such care and consolation as only his big brotherly heart could give.
Many of our fallen comrades have been cheered and many a long, weary
hour made shorter by the kind and pleasant voice which whispered words of duty to brave hearts. Frequently solicited by promotion to other fields, his affection for his old first love prompted him to remain with us, and with the exception of the
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