Golden Lads
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Tom climbed from the ambulance, boarded the touring car and turned it. The corporal peered out from hisshelter, behind the ambulance, saw the going was good and ran to his ownmotor. He jumped in and sped out of range at full tilt. The two womensat quietly in the ambulance, watching the shrapnel. Tom came to them, turned the car and brought them beyond the range of fire.
But the steadiest and most useful piece of work done by the women wasthat at Pervyse. Mrs. Knocker and two women helpers, one ...Scotch and oneAmerican, fitted up a miniature hospital in the cellar of a house inruined Pervyse. They were within three minutes of the trenches. Here, assoon as the soldiers were wounded, they could be brought for immediatetreatment. A young private had received a severe lip wound. Unskilfularmy medical handling had left it gangrened, and it had swollen. Hisface was on the way to being marred for life. Mrs. Knocker treated himevery few hours for ten days--and brought him back to normal. A mancame in with his hand a pulp from splintered shell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tom climbed from the ambulance, boarded the touring car and turned it. The corporal peered out from hisshelter, behind the ambulance, saw the going was good and ran to his ownmotor. He jumped in and sped out of range at full tilt. The two womensat quietly in the ambulance, watching the shrapnel. Tom came to them, turned the car and brought them beyond the range of fire.
But the steadiest and most useful piece of work done by the women wasthat at Pervyse. Mrs. Knocker and two women helpers, one ...Scotch and oneAmerican, fitted up a miniature hospital in the cellar of a house inruined Pervyse. They were within three minutes of the trenches. Here, assoon as the soldiers were wounded, they could be brought for immediatetreatment. A young private had received a severe lip wound. Unskilfularmy medical handling had left it gangrened, and it had swollen. Hisface was on the way to being marred for life. Mrs. Knocker treated himevery few hours for ten days--and brought him back to normal. A mancame in with his hand a pulp from splintered shell.
What to read after Golden Lads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gleason Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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