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dnichols16@cox.net at Mar 06, 2016 08:00 PM
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Page 91

to see, two or three thousand men
all at once devouring green corn
The rapid manner in which it
was done. The number of cobs lying near
would have made a
horse blush or a mule smile.
and we were not allowed to build
fires, except at a great distance
in the mean time nearly all of us
devoured ours raw. I eat about
[] [], but some of my corn.
[] [] that they [?od]

Page 91

to see, two or three thousand men
all at once devouring green corn
The rapid manner in which it
was done. The number of cobs [by.]
[-ing] [niar,] would have made a
horse blush or a mule smile.
and we were not allowed to build
fires, except at a great distance
in the [?an] [h?] nearly all of us
devoured ours raw. I eat about
[] [], but some of my corn.
[] [] that they [?od]

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