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Judith White McGuire, Diary of a southern refugee during the war, by a lady of Virginia, 1862. (search)
e see very little of Lynchburg society, but in this pleasant boarding-house, with refugee society, we want nothing more. The warmest feelings of my heart have been called forth, by meeting with one of the most intimate friends of my youth-now Mrs. Judge D. We met the other day in the church-door, for the first time for many, many years. Time has done its ork with us both, but we instantly recognized each other. Since that time, not a day has passed without some affectionate demonstration on her part towards us. At her beautiful home, more than a mile from town, I found her mother, my venerable and venerated friend Mrs. Judge C., still the elegant, accomplished lady, the cheerful, warm-hearted, Christian Virginia woman. At four-score, the fire kindles in her eye as she speaks of our wrongs. What would your father and my husband have thought of these times, she said to me-men who loved and revered the Union, who would have yielded up their lives to support the Constitution, in its