Adventures of An Army Nurse in Two Wars Ed From the Diary And Correspondence O
Adventures of An Army Nurse in Two Wars Ed From the Diary And Correspondence O
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, Sunday evening [September 13, 1863].
We are so far safe on our journey, as you will be glad to learn. We have still thirty miles farther to go, and shall then, I hope, find friends and a comfortable home for a while at least. Dr. Bel- langee s hospital is at Morehead City, instead of 1 Spelling adopted in official reports ; but elsewhere one finds also Newberne and Newbern.
1 1 6 Adventures of an Army Nurse here, and it s been such a bother to get things straightened out. We leave here in the... morning at nine, so in my next I shall be able to tell you all about it. That night I wrote you from New York I did not dare tell you how homesick I already felt. I think you would have been hardly willing for me to go if you could have seen me in that dirty, miserable ship. I did not dare think of home, or that it was only a week since I had left you all; it seemed a month by that time. I can t describe that ship, no words can; if there was one redeeming thing about it, I would tell it. It was owned by Jersey people; every one from cook up was hail-fellow, nobody saw to anything, the cabin was never cleaned while we were on board, and as to the other places, you can have no idea of the filth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, Sunday evening [September 13, 1863].
We are so far safe on our journey, as you will be glad to learn. We have still thirty miles farther to go, and shall then, I hope, find friends and a comfortable home for a while at least. Dr. Bel- langee s hospital is at Morehead City, instead of 1 Spelling adopted in official reports ; but elsewhere one finds also Newberne and Newbern.
1 1 6 Adventures of an Army Nurse here, and it s been such a bother to get things straightened out. We leave here in the... morning at nine, so in my next I shall be able to tell you all about it. That night I wrote you from New York I did not dare tell you how homesick I already felt. I think you would have been hardly willing for me to go if you could have seen me in that dirty, miserable ship. I did not dare think of home, or that it was only a week since I had left you all; it seemed a month by that time. I can t describe that ship, no words can; if there was one redeeming thing about it, I would tell it. It was owned by Jersey people; every one from cook up was hail-fellow, nobody saw to anything, the cabin was never cleaned while we were on board, and as to the other places, you can have no idea of the filth.
What to read after Adventures of An Army Nurse in Two Wars Ed From the Diary And Correspondence O?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Phinney Von Olnhausen to read onlineMoreLess
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