Elsie Inglis
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Inglis had not been in Serbia herself. On being assured that she had, they would reply incredulously, "But shenever mentioned herself at all!" The Honorary Secretary of the Clapham High School Old Girls' Societywrote, after Dr. Inglis's death, describing one of these meetings: "In June, 1916, Dr. Inglis came to our annual commemoration meeting andspoke to us of Serbia. None of those who were present will, I think, ever forget that afternoon, and the almost magical inspiration of herpersonality.... Behind her simple narrative (from which her own part in thegreat deeds of which she told seemed so small that to many of us it wasa revelation to learn later what that part had been) lay a spiritualforce which left no one in the audience untouched. We feel that weshould like to express our gratitude for that afternoon in our lives, aswell as our admiration of her gallant life and death. " The door to Mesopotamia being still kept closed, Dr. Inglis, in August, 1916, went to Russia as C. M. O. Of a magnificently equipped Unit whichwas being sent to the help of the Jugo-Slavs by the Scottish Women'sHospitals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Inglis had not been in Serbia herself. On being assured that she had, they would reply incredulously, "But shenever mentioned herself at all!" The Honorary Secretary of the Clapham High School Old Girls' Societywrote, after Dr. Inglis's death, describing one of these meetings: "In June, 1916, Dr. Inglis came to our annual commemoration meeting andspoke to us of Serbia. None of those who were present will, I think, ever forget that afternoon, and the almost magical inspiration of herpersonality.... Behind her simple narrative (from which her own part in thegreat deeds of which she told seemed so small that to many of us it wasa revelation to learn later what that part had been) lay a spiritualforce which left no one in the audience untouched. We feel that weshould like to express our gratitude for that afternoon in our lives, aswell as our admiration of her gallant life and death. " The door to Mesopotamia being still kept closed, Dr. Inglis, in August, 1916, went to Russia as C. M. O. Of a magnificently equipped Unit whichwas being sent to the help of the Jugo-Slavs by the Scottish Women'sHospitals.
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