In a French Hospital; Notes of a Nurse
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May God spare you the grief I suffer, and save your brave sons for you, who will be so happy to bring back their laurels to you." When one begins to talk about the moth- ers, the documents pile up — intimate docu- ments, damp with tears, that pay for glory without hunting for it. Thus Captain de S wrote to one who had very spe- cially and silently filled this heroic rôle of mother : "No monuments, you see, are built to mothers' woes; And if one tried, as by all rights one should, To mark by bro...nze or marble what they suffer, The passers-by could not endure to see their tears." IN A FRENCH HOSPITAL 99 Again this is what Mme. de C wrote from a corner of France that was rich in heroes : "My grief is unutterable. My beloved son was my pride, the greatest source of happi- ness to me in this world. God has taken him from me in the full bloom of his youthful career and soldierly zeal, and the sacrifice is so much beyond my mother's strength that I can bear it only at the foot of the cross, trying to imitate his courage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
May God spare you the grief I suffer, and save your brave sons for you, who will be so happy to bring back their laurels to you." When one begins to talk about the moth- ers, the documents pile up — intimate docu- ments, damp with tears, that pay for glory without hunting for it. Thus Captain de S wrote to one who had very spe- cially and silently filled this heroic rôle of mother : "No monuments, you see, are built to mothers' woes; And if one tried, as by all rights one should, To mark by bro...nze or marble what they suffer, The passers-by could not endure to see their tears." IN A FRENCH HOSPITAL 99 Again this is what Mme. de C wrote from a corner of France that was rich in heroes : "My grief is unutterable. My beloved son was my pride, the greatest source of happi- ness to me in this world. God has taken him from me in the full bloom of his youthful career and soldierly zeal, and the sacrifice is so much beyond my mother's strength that I can bear it only at the foot of the cross, trying to imitate his courage.
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