. Our army nurses : interesting sketches and photographs of over one hundred of the noble women who served in hospitals and on battlefields during our late Civil War, 1861-65 . Pomroy answered, There is nothing like prayer in times of need. Yes, oh yes! But praise, too; for prayer andpraise go together. Occasionally a rebel would fall to her care; butshe confessed to an inability to feel toward them asshe did toward Union men. One who had been inher ward some days asked if he might call her Mother, as the other men did. I^o, was herrej^ly; not while you are cherishing rebellion inyour heart. S
. Our army nurses : interesting sketches and photographs of over one hundred of the noble women who served in hospitals and on battlefields during our late Civil War, 1861-65 . Pomroy answered, There is nothing like prayer in times of need. Yes, oh yes! But praise, too; for prayer andpraise go together. Occasionally a rebel would fall to her care; butshe confessed to an inability to feel toward them asshe did toward Union men. One who had been inher ward some days asked if he might call her Mother, as the other men did. I^o, was herrej^ly; not while you are cherishing rebellion inyour heart. She spoke with him on the subjectfrom time to time, and he took the oath of allegiancebefore leaving the hospital. She served three years and seven months, then re-ceived an honorable discharge, April 1, 1865; and asshe went to seek to regain her health after a seriousillness, she wrote to a friend thus:— 440 OUR ARMY NURSES. Taking all things, I have passed throngh tryingexperiences, but this morning the sun shines jnst asbright as ever. God is still good to us, and mayit never be in my heart to complain or murmur whilemy ex]3erience is so full of Gods unbounded ^tiftiii,
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