Fifty Thousand Miles On a Hospital Ship
Fifty Thousand Miles On a Hospital Ship
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— which is more than some of you say when you have to listen to my sermons 1 To-day is fairly rough and all the port-holes have to be closed, which makes the wards stuffy. A good many of the fellows are down with mal de mer, and also there is one serious case of pneumonia, due possibly to the transition from a hot to a cool climate.
This morning a couple of postcards were doled out to each man for him to write and let his relatives know that he had safely landed at Southampton. I WORK FOR THE C...HAPLAIN 71 have been round to write for those who are too ill to do it for themselves. It is pathetic to see men with maimed hands, or paralysed, or blind, realising how helpless they are. One poor fellow — a Scotch sergeant who has had a heat stroke — dictated to me what he wanted put down, and when it got to the stage of sending his love to his four little children he broke down completely, cried like a child himself. I couldn't comfort him at all.
We hope to anchor off Cowes to-night and then to disembark the men in the morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— which is more than some of you say when you have to listen to my sermons 1 To-day is fairly rough and all the port-holes have to be closed, which makes the wards stuffy. A good many of the fellows are down with mal de mer, and also there is one serious case of pneumonia, due possibly to the transition from a hot to a cool climate.
This morning a couple of postcards were doled out to each man for him to write and let his relatives know that he had safely landed at Southampton. I WORK FOR THE C...HAPLAIN 71 have been round to write for those who are too ill to do it for themselves. It is pathetic to see men with maimed hands, or paralysed, or blind, realising how helpless they are. One poor fellow — a Scotch sergeant who has had a heat stroke — dictated to me what he wanted put down, and when it got to the stage of sending his love to his four little children he broke down completely, cried like a child himself. I couldn't comfort him at all.
We hope to anchor off Cowes to-night and then to disembark the men in the morning.
What to read after Fifty Thousand Miles On a Hospital Ship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Steel Wallis to read onlineMoreLess
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