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Clara Vinson Weaver's letters to husband James B. Weaver, 1862-1864
1862-05-20 Page 07
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7 & seal each word with such a kiss as would thrill her soul. No not hers. She knows nothing about such love as ours. O My dear dear Weaver. thrice blessed is my lot on earth by being united with yours. O I am so happy in being your wife. Can I make you as happy as I am. do you think I can? I Am afraid not, My happiness is so great, But then you will love me for trying to make you happy, & then that big noble, true heart of yours will be happy too. O bless you, bless you again & again. I must kiss you now, one of those deep meaning kisses you love so well. Will the war be over soon & how long before I again am clasped in your arms ,& together sing "Home again" I firmly believe Providence will not let the sacrifice of life be so great again but that the rebels will surrender, & the prominent Gen's abscond, One year tomorrow since you left for
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7 & seal each word with such a kiss as would thrill her soul. No not hers. She knows nothing about such love as ours. O My dear dear Weaver. thrice blessed is my lot on earth by being united with yours. O I am so happy in being your wife. Can I make you as happy as I am. do you think I can? I Am afraid not, My happiness is so great, But then you will love me for trying to make you happy, & then that big noble, true heart of yours will be happy too. O bless you, bless you again & again. I must kiss you now, one of those deep meaning kisses you love so well. Will the war be over soon & how long before I again am clasped in your arms ,& together sing "Home again" I firmly believe Providence will not let the sacrifice of life be so great again but that the rebels will surrender, & the prominent Gen's abscond, One year tomorrow since you left for
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