From Mud to Mufti With Old Bill On All Fronts
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I went to a fine big one on the hill above the town. This one, again, was a trifle ecclesiastical it had been, I think, a sort of incubator for would-be monks. These hermits had all been roped in for service with the French Army, and the building was rented at a preposterous figure by the British authorities for use as a base hospital.
It was a fine hospital, too ; platoons of nurses and V. A. D. 's, doctors, and all the whole outfit.
I was put into a room by myself. That sounds very grand, but... in reality it was a sort of cubicle in a long corridor. There were open wards there as well, but a lot of us were kept in the cubicles. I imagine these box- MONASTIC SECLUSION 133 like creations were in ordinary times used by the budding monks they were austere enough for anything. One almost wanted to get up twice a night to scourge oneself so as to complete the picture.
In this harbour of refuge they were all very good to me. The doctors said I was very run down and must rest quietly. There was really no physical reason for this, but I have had such miserable times with my state of mind and imagination about the war that it is difficult for me to explain to others what a terrible ordeal it can be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I went to a fine big one on the hill above the town. This one, again, was a trifle ecclesiastical it had been, I think, a sort of incubator for would-be monks. These hermits had all been roped in for service with the French Army, and the building was rented at a preposterous figure by the British authorities for use as a base hospital.
It was a fine hospital, too ; platoons of nurses and V. A. D. 's, doctors, and all the whole outfit.
I was put into a room by myself. That sounds very grand, but... in reality it was a sort of cubicle in a long corridor. There were open wards there as well, but a lot of us were kept in the cubicles. I imagine these box- MONASTIC SECLUSION 133 like creations were in ordinary times used by the budding monks they were austere enough for anything. One almost wanted to get up twice a night to scourge oneself so as to complete the picture.
In this harbour of refuge they were all very good to me. The doctors said I was very run down and must rest quietly. There was really no physical reason for this, but I have had such miserable times with my state of mind and imagination about the war that it is difficult for me to explain to others what a terrible ordeal it can be.
What to read after From Mud to Mufti With Old Bill On All Fronts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bairnsfather Bruce to read onlineMoreLess
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