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Dear Bella the Houck, I fear the war continues on the front range. We approach Westbrook at dawn and I pray this is not my last letter to you. I wonder how you are getting on. I shall be so relieved to hear from you as the hours become dull and weary without any news of you. I send my warmest regards and implore you to check on dear Benjamin for me. In war, Rat
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