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John James Geer, Beyond the lines: A Yankee prisoner loose in Dixie 6 0 Browse Search
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t was glorious for the soul to bask in that heavenly sunlight which God thus shed upon us in our dreary prison. About this time, I became acquainted with Simeon B. Eckels. He was very sick, and requested me often to pray for him. Our friendship was as cordial as it was short, for his sickness was unto death. The God who sent or two. Gentle be his slumbers beneath the sods of Georgia's soil! Unfortunately, among some other papers, I lost that on which I had taken the address of Mr. Eckels's mother, and have, therefore, as yet, been unable to fulfill my promise to visit her. Nothing would give me more pleasure than to see this dear old lady, and that a glorious death-bed was that of her son. Since my return home, I have frequently heard a sweet song, the words of which picture before me the last hours of Mr. Eckels. How touchingly appropriate to the dying breath of this Christian hero, were the lines: Soon with angels I'll be marching, With bright laurels on my brow-