A Question of Honor
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She was in her tiny office, working on a sheet of paper lined with numbers. I saw the frown as she looked up, annoyed at having her concentration interrupted.
“I’m sorry, Matron. But there’s a patient I need to speak to you about.”
“Sister Crawford.” She sighed. “I don’t need to tell you we are being overwhelmed. I simply don’t know where to put them all.”
I could sympathize. We could have put two men to a cot, it was getting to be so bad.
“How are you holding up?”
“We’re all... very tired,” I said. In the short time I’d worked under her, I’d learned she valued honesty. “But that’s to be expected.”
“I’ve asked for more Sisters. I doubt there are any to spare. One of our own has come down with the influenza. It must be the same everywhere else.”
“Sister Browning?”
“Yes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was in her tiny office, working on a sheet of paper lined with numbers. I saw the frown as she looked up, annoyed at having her concentration interrupted.
“I’m sorry, Matron. But there’s a patient I need to speak to you about.”
“Sister Crawford.” She sighed. “I don’t need to tell you we are being overwhelmed. I simply don’t know where to put them all.”
I could sympathize. We could have put two men to a cot, it was getting to be so bad.
“How are you holding up?”
“We’re all... very tired,” I said. In the short time I’d worked under her, I’d learned she valued honesty. “But that’s to be expected.”
“I’ve asked for more Sisters. I doubt there are any to spare. One of our own has come down with the influenza. It must be the same everywhere else.”
“Sister Browning?”
“Yes.
What to read after A Question of Honor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Todd to read onlineMoreLess
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