Finding Themselves; the Letters of An American Army Chief Nurse in a British Hospital in France
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All the mail for the nurses has to be brought to my office to be sorted again : some to be forwarded to English sisters or V. A. D.'s who have left, some to be taken out to be brought up to the Sick Sisters, some to be put away until those on leave return, and some to be hunted up on lists and forwarded if possible. A man brings the papers and packages in large sacks. Some- times there have been three or four sacks full on the same day. He empties them on the floor and Miss Taylor and I sort it... out. I wish you could see what we have had here on the floor. There have been jam, coffee beans, and pounds of ground coffee, lump sugar and granulated sugar, cocoa and chocolate by the pound, hard candies and soft candies, cookies, and fruit cake, 'chewing gum, cigarettes, woolen underwear, shoes, knitted things, magazines without wrappings or covers, FINDING THEMSELVES 173 bits of glass bottles, letters without envelopes, talcum powder, Christmas cards "with love from Aunt Mary," "Merry Christmas and don't for- get me," from John H.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All the mail for the nurses has to be brought to my office to be sorted again : some to be forwarded to English sisters or V. A. D.'s who have left, some to be taken out to be brought up to the Sick Sisters, some to be put away until those on leave return, and some to be hunted up on lists and forwarded if possible. A man brings the papers and packages in large sacks. Some- times there have been three or four sacks full on the same day. He empties them on the floor and Miss Taylor and I sort it... out. I wish you could see what we have had here on the floor. There have been jam, coffee beans, and pounds of ground coffee, lump sugar and granulated sugar, cocoa and chocolate by the pound, hard candies and soft candies, cookies, and fruit cake, 'chewing gum, cigarettes, woolen underwear, shoes, knitted things, magazines without wrappings or covers, FINDING THEMSELVES 173 bits of glass bottles, letters without envelopes, talcum powder, Christmas cards "with love from Aunt Mary," "Merry Christmas and don't for- get me," from John H.
What to read after Finding Themselves; the Letters of An American Army Chief Nurse in a British Hospital in France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stimson, Julia Catherine, 1881- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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