Amelia Peabody Tileston And Her Canteens for the Serbs
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Travelling, except by motor, is a horrible task.
To Edith Eustis Salonika., May 18.
I am starting a canteen in Vladova, and I am looking forward very much to the work, as it is very useful, and not being done by others. The poor old Serbs are so tired by the long march up, and they have to carry heavy knapsacks, while other armies have theirs sent by automobile.
Salonika is full as usual, and quite hot. It is very tantaUzing to see all the nice things to buy — but later I hope to buy something,... when the war is over.
We fitted up a maternity tent before we left Vodena, and secured a very good doctor, so I feel that things are in good shape to leave. I leave in a few minutes to go back, — so good- bye.
1917] AMELIA PEABODY TILESTON 81 To Mary W, Tileston Vladova, June 1.
I am settled here in a really lovely spot. I have a tent for myself under a nut-tree, my soldiers' tent under a fig and grape-vine, so I am quite biblical. I have two Serbs to work for me — soldiers — and things ought to go well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Travelling, except by motor, is a horrible task.
To Edith Eustis Salonika., May 18.
I am starting a canteen in Vladova, and I am looking forward very much to the work, as it is very useful, and not being done by others. The poor old Serbs are so tired by the long march up, and they have to carry heavy knapsacks, while other armies have theirs sent by automobile.
Salonika is full as usual, and quite hot. It is very tantaUzing to see all the nice things to buy — but later I hope to buy something,... when the war is over.
We fitted up a maternity tent before we left Vodena, and secured a very good doctor, so I feel that things are in good shape to leave. I leave in a few minutes to go back, — so good- bye.
1917] AMELIA PEABODY TILESTON 81 To Mary W, Tileston Vladova, June 1.
I am settled here in a really lovely spot. I have a tent for myself under a nut-tree, my soldiers' tent under a fig and grape-vine, so I am quite biblical. I have two Serbs to work for me — soldiers — and things ought to go well.
What to read after Amelia Peabody Tileston And Her Canteens for the Serbs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amelia Peabody Tileston to read onlineMoreLess
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