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Cold Harbor, June 4, 1864.
There has been a constant fire along the lines all day. The skirmishers are so close that the losses on both sides are many.
The Surgeon-in-Chief of the Sixth corps informed me that they had averaged six wounded an hour — about two hundred during the twenty-four hours. Probably the Second and Eighteenth have lost quite as many.
The enemy have retired in part, from our right, and the losses in the Fifth and Ninth are less.
The breastworks and trenches are in some places not more than two hundred feet apart, so determinedly have we pressed upon the enemy — advancing our works a few paces every night.
We have a half dozen lines of breast-works.
If we should be driven from the front one, there are still several others from which we could fire upon the enemy.
The men take their places at midnight, where they must stay till, under the cover of darkness, they can be relieved.
There they sit — crouched, cramped.
To raise their heads above the parapet is <