We have made arrangements so that we are quite comfortable
in spite of the intense heat; has been very quiet in camp all day. All are
anticipating a good time to-morrow if General Grant don't conclude to have us
fight, and I don't think he will, for I don't believe he considers it of any
use to attack the enemy, so long as he can oblige it to come out and fight him.
Lieutenant G. E. Davis came to-day. Lieutenant H. W. Kingsley called to-night.
SOURCE: Lemuel Abijah Abbott, Personal Recollections
and Civil War Diary, 1864, p. 92
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