An American "schwester"; Some Few Personal Experiences
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16. No. 17 told the story of what had happened at the time he was wounded. Several sol- diers, he said, were in a tent engaged in various occupations, when sud- denly a terrific noise was heard. It was the explosion of a shrapnel just above them. After the excitement was over they found one of their companions in his former sitting posture, face turned upward, with- out a sign of a wound, but dead.
To speak English to a new trans- port was usually of no avail. As time was an important factor in... car- ing for so many at once, the doctor, while dressing the wounds of a cer- tain patient, essayed him in all the languages that he had used in speak- ing to the others. This soldier seemed uncommonly stupid and did not reply until he discovered what the doctor was trying to say, when he answered in perfect English, ''It doesn't pain very much." He later told us that he had been in America for several years and had there ac- quired his knowledge of English.
The United States is always spoken of in Europe as America.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
16. No. 17 told the story of what had happened at the time he was wounded. Several sol- diers, he said, were in a tent engaged in various occupations, when sud- denly a terrific noise was heard. It was the explosion of a shrapnel just above them. After the excitement was over they found one of their companions in his former sitting posture, face turned upward, with- out a sign of a wound, but dead.
To speak English to a new trans- port was usually of no avail. As time was an important factor in... car- ing for so many at once, the doctor, while dressing the wounds of a cer- tain patient, essayed him in all the languages that he had used in speak- ing to the others. This soldier seemed uncommonly stupid and did not reply until he discovered what the doctor was trying to say, when he answered in perfect English, ''It doesn't pain very much." He later told us that he had been in America for several years and had there ac- quired his knowledge of English.
The United States is always spoken of in Europe as America.
What to read after An American "schwester"; Some Few Personal Experiences?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Volk, Katherine Magdalene, 1883- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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