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William W. Bennett, A narrative of the great revival which prevailed in the Southern armies during the late Civil War, Chapter 4: helps to the revival. (search)
, but he would not in the absence of the surgeon. She then hired a wagon, and went for him herself; the Captain allowed her to take him away, and he was soon convalescent. She says she feels that not their bodies only, but their souls, are committed to her charge. Thus, as soon as they are comfortably fixed in a good, clean bed, she inquires of every one if he has chosen the good part; and through her instruction and prayers several have been converted. Her house can easily accommodate twenty, all in one room, which is made comfortable in winter with carpet and stove, and adorned with wreaths of evergreen paper flowers; and in summer well-ventilated, and the windows and yard filled with greenhouse plants. A library of religious books is in the room, and pictures are hung all round the walls. Attached is a dining-room for the convalescent patients, supplied by private families, except the tea and coffee, which are made in the room; and there is also a dressing-room where they k