Excerpt from Letters From a Surgeon of the Civil War
Although there are gaps in the order of the correspondence, it is sufficiently connected to tell its own story.
John G. Perry of Boston, Mass., entered Harvard College in 1858, bearing with him a very youthful attachment; and in the undoubting judgment of youth, he and I, but boy and girl, in light-hearted gayety strolled one evening in the moonlight to consider the unsupportable length of time before living our lives together. First the present college term; then the Medical School and hospital service after, for even in childhood John was called "the little doctor." How indefinite it all seemed, - how far, far away the future!
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