Hospital Heroes
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Work with her men in her hour of need has bound me more closely than months of travel and pleasure could have done. I have made friends that will last beyond the war. What matter where they come from or what they did before? They are worth remembering now and I am deeply touched when any of them greet me later, meeting by chance in Paris.
The poilu is unaware of his fineness, and yet there is some unconscious solace in his heart, the only thing man-made or God- made that war cannot take from hi...m. He is brave as a matter of course because it is the better way. He rather regrets that it is necessary to be a soldier, and lets poets talk about it instead of doing so himself.
The doctors are the ones who glory in being 160 HOSPITAL HEROES military. But, though war has no glamour for him and life is dear, it is not so dear as France and honor.
When his wounds hurt or a long-expected letter fails to arrive, he grumbles, cursing the government and calling all those behind the Hues slackers, but, except for these moments of depression and the agony of dressings or operations, he is contented enough.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Work with her men in her hour of need has bound me more closely than months of travel and pleasure could have done. I have made friends that will last beyond the war. What matter where they come from or what they did before? They are worth remembering now and I am deeply touched when any of them greet me later, meeting by chance in Paris.
The poilu is unaware of his fineness, and yet there is some unconscious solace in his heart, the only thing man-made or God- made that war cannot take from hi...m. He is brave as a matter of course because it is the better way. He rather regrets that it is necessary to be a soldier, and lets poets talk about it instead of doing so himself.
The doctors are the ones who glory in being 160 HOSPITAL HEROES military. But, though war has no glamour for him and life is dear, it is not so dear as France and honor.
When his wounds hurt or a long-expected letter fails to arrive, he grumbles, cursing the government and calling all those behind the Hues slackers, but, except for these moments of depression and the agony of dressings or operations, he is contented enough.
What to read after Hospital Heroes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Black, Elizabeth Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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