A Diary Without Dates
A Diary Without Dates
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" But the neat beds are empty ; the occu- pants out talking to the new-comers, asking questions. Only the gallants play their bridge unmoved. They are on their mettle, showing off. Their turn will come some day.
Now it only remains to walk home, hungry, under a heavy moon.
The snow is running down the gutters. What a strange and penetrating smell of spring ! February . . . Can it be yet ?
The running snow is uncovering something that has been delayed. In the garden a blackbird made a sudden cry... in the hedge. I did smell spring, and I'm starving. . . .
I thought last night that a hospital ward is, above all, a serene place, in spite of pain and blood and dressings. Gravity rules it and order and a quiet procession of duties.
Last night I made beds with the eldest Sister. The eldest Sister is good company to make beds with ; she is quiet unless I rouse her, and when I talk she smL^es with her eyes. I like to walk slowly round the 74 INSIDE THE GLASS DOORS ward, stooping and rising over the white beds, flicking the sheets mechanically from the mattress, and finally turning the mattress with an ease which gives me pleasure because I am strong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But the neat beds are empty ; the occu- pants out talking to the new-comers, asking questions. Only the gallants play their bridge unmoved. They are on their mettle, showing off. Their turn will come some day.
Now it only remains to walk home, hungry, under a heavy moon.
The snow is running down the gutters. What a strange and penetrating smell of spring ! February . . . Can it be yet ?
The running snow is uncovering something that has been delayed. In the garden a blackbird made a sudden cry... in the hedge. I did smell spring, and I'm starving. . . .
I thought last night that a hospital ward is, above all, a serene place, in spite of pain and blood and dressings. Gravity rules it and order and a quiet procession of duties.
Last night I made beds with the eldest Sister. The eldest Sister is good company to make beds with ; she is quiet unless I rouse her, and when I talk she smL^es with her eyes. I like to walk slowly round the 74 INSIDE THE GLASS DOORS ward, stooping and rising over the white beds, flicking the sheets mechanically from the mattress, and finally turning the mattress with an ease which gives me pleasure because I am strong.
What to read after A Diary Without Dates?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bagnold Enid to read onlineMoreLess
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