Englands Effort Six Letters to An American Friend
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They don't get half enough recognition. I have a nurse here who has been twelve months in the operating theatre. She ought to have a V. C. ! It's worth it. ' And here is a dark- eyed young officer who had come from a distant colony to fight for England. I find him in an officers' hospital established not long after war broke out, in a former Casino where the huge Baccarat room has been turned into two large and splendid wards. He is courteously ready to talk about his wound, but much more ready... to talk about his Sister. ' It's simply wonderjul what they do for us ! ' he says, all his face lighting up — K 2 132 ENGLAND'S EFFORT 'when I was worst there wasn't an hour in the day or night my Sister wasn't ready to try anything in the world to help me. But they're all like that. ' Twenty thousand wounded ! — while every day the ambulance trains come and go from the Front, or to other bases — there to fill up one or other of the splendid hospital ships that take our brave fellows back to England, and home, and rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They don't get half enough recognition. I have a nurse here who has been twelve months in the operating theatre. She ought to have a V. C. ! It's worth it. ' And here is a dark- eyed young officer who had come from a distant colony to fight for England. I find him in an officers' hospital established not long after war broke out, in a former Casino where the huge Baccarat room has been turned into two large and splendid wards. He is courteously ready to talk about his wound, but much more ready... to talk about his Sister. ' It's simply wonderjul what they do for us ! ' he says, all his face lighting up — K 2 132 ENGLAND'S EFFORT 'when I was worst there wasn't an hour in the day or night my Sister wasn't ready to try anything in the world to help me. But they're all like that. ' Twenty thousand wounded ! — while every day the ambulance trains come and go from the Front, or to other bases — there to fill up one or other of the splendid hospital ships that take our brave fellows back to England, and home, and rest.
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