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Judith White McGuire, Diary of a southern refugee during the war, by a lady of Virginia, 1862. (search)
that he could get nothing out of them, he sent them back, calling them little rebels, etc. The Colonel had seen defiant looks enough while in the house, and did not return. He asked M. to let him give her a remedy for scarlet fever, which Mrs. Colonel Huger had given him. Mrs. General Huger you mean? replied M. Thankyou, I have perfect confidence in Dr. T. In the mean time his commissary went to the meat-house, demanded the key, and looking in, said, I want three hundred pounds of this baconMrs. General Huger you mean? replied M. Thankyou, I have perfect confidence in Dr. T. In the mean time his commissary went to the meat-house, demanded the key, and looking in, said, I want three hundred pounds of this bacon, and shall send for it this evening. Another man went to the stable, took Dr. T's horse, saddle, and bridle, and went off with them. The Colonel was immediately informed of it, seemed shocked, and said, Impossible; but on ordering it to be brought back, it was soon returned. Presently the Quartermaster rode up to the door, calling out, Mrs. N., three horses were in your stable last night, and they are not there now; the Colonel wishes their absence accounted for. Perhaps, sir, replied M., t
Judith White McGuire, Diary of a southern refugee during the war, by a lady of Virginia, May 24th, 1862. (search)
that he could get nothing out of them, he sent them back, calling them little rebels, etc. The Colonel had seen defiant looks enough while in the house, and did not return. He asked M. to let him give her a remedy for scarlet fever, which Mrs. Colonel Huger had given him. Mrs. General Huger you mean? replied M. Thankyou, I have perfect confidence in Dr. T. In the mean time his commissary went to the meat-house, demanded the key, and looking in, said, I want three hundred pounds of this baconMrs. General Huger you mean? replied M. Thankyou, I have perfect confidence in Dr. T. In the mean time his commissary went to the meat-house, demanded the key, and looking in, said, I want three hundred pounds of this bacon, and shall send for it this evening. Another man went to the stable, took Dr. T's horse, saddle, and bridle, and went off with them. The Colonel was immediately informed of it, seemed shocked, and said, Impossible; but on ordering it to be brought back, it was soon returned. Presently the Quartermaster rode up to the door, calling out, Mrs. N., three horses were in your stable last night, and they are not there now; the Colonel wishes their absence accounted for. Perhaps, sir, replied M., t