Florence Nightingale, the Angel of the Crimea: a Story for Young People
Florence Nightingale, the Angel of the Crimea: a Story for Young People
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Miss Nightingale begged to be taken to them. She went from one to another in her cheerful way, and every man felt better at once. Presently she came to a fever patient who was looking very discon- tented.
" This man will not take his medicine! " said the attendant.
" Why will you not take it ? " asked Miss Night- ingale, with her winning smile.
" Because I took some once," said the man, " and it made me sick, and I haven't liked physic ever since." *' But if I give it to you myself you will tak...e it, won't you?" I wonder if anyone ever refused Miss Nightingale anything!
" It will make me sick just the same, ma'am!" murmured the poor soul piteously; but he took the MISS NIGHTINGALE UNDER FIRE. 131 medicine, and forgot to be sick as she sat beside him and asked about the battle in which he had been wounded.
When they entered the harbor of Balaklava, they found all the vessels crowded with people. Word had got abroad that the Lady-in-Chief was expected, and everybody was agog to see the wonderful woman who had done such a g^eat work in the hospitals of Scutari.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Nightingale begged to be taken to them. She went from one to another in her cheerful way, and every man felt better at once. Presently she came to a fever patient who was looking very discon- tented.
" This man will not take his medicine! " said the attendant.
" Why will you not take it ? " asked Miss Night- ingale, with her winning smile.
" Because I took some once," said the man, " and it made me sick, and I haven't liked physic ever since." *' But if I give it to you myself you will tak...e it, won't you?" I wonder if anyone ever refused Miss Nightingale anything!
" It will make me sick just the same, ma'am!" murmured the poor soul piteously; but he took the MISS NIGHTINGALE UNDER FIRE. 131 medicine, and forgot to be sick as she sat beside him and asked about the battle in which he had been wounded.
When they entered the harbor of Balaklava, they found all the vessels crowded with people. Word had got abroad that the Lady-in-Chief was expected, and everybody was agog to see the wonderful woman who had done such a g^eat work in the hospitals of Scutari.
What to read after Florence Nightingale, the Angel of the Crimea: a Story for Young People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richards Laura Elizabeth Howe to read onlineMoreLess
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