Adventures in Mashonaland
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Our day was mapped out as follows. At six o'clock one of us called the natives, had fires lit and tea made, served round the early tea to the viii IN MASHONALAND 223 patients, and saw the hospital boy start sweep- ing. For a long time we had no brooms, but used branches of a sort of aromatic shrub, which left a pleasant fresh smell. Then the beds were made, blankets put out in the sun, bed tables scrubbed, tempera- tures taken, medicines given, and the patients washed. Meanwhile, whichever of u...s was not taking the hospital work that morning went to the kitchen, saw it thoroughly cleaned, and had all the water-buckets filled for the day. Then the patients' trays were put ready, and their breakfasts prepared. These were sent over to the hospital at about a quarter to eight. First the full diets, generally consisting of porridge, coffee, or tea, toast, eggs or rissoles, which we manu- factured fairly successfully. Then the light diets were sent over. Cases on liquid diet were fed in small quantities, and often, night and day of course.
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Our day was mapped out as follows. At six o'clock one of us called the natives, had fires lit and tea made, served round the early tea to the viii IN MASHONALAND 223 patients, and saw the hospital boy start sweep- ing. For a long time we had no brooms, but used branches of a sort of aromatic shrub, which left a pleasant fresh smell. Then the beds were made, blankets put out in the sun, bed tables scrubbed, tempera- tures taken, medicines given, and the patients washed. Meanwhile, whichever of u...s was not taking the hospital work that morning went to the kitchen, saw it thoroughly cleaned, and had all the water-buckets filled for the day. Then the patients' trays were put ready, and their breakfasts prepared. These were sent over to the hospital at about a quarter to eight. First the full diets, generally consisting of porridge, coffee, or tea, toast, eggs or rissoles, which we manu- factured fairly successfully. Then the light diets were sent over. Cases on liquid diet were fed in small quantities, and often, night and day of course.
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