Letters From a Field Hospital
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We walked down to our little boat at the Piraeus — such a strange wild crowd, selling things, eating, drinking, and love- making, lyinginthestreets — huge barrels of anchovies and olives, beads, oranges, every kind of dress — all the things one had seen clean and dead m pictures? here alive and dirty and a thousand times as beautiful. It was all beautiful. I wrote to you in the morning when I had just landed (you will have got that A FIELD HOSPITAL 91 letter before this one) and it was cold and... rather wet, and the people looked so wicked — then the sun came out and everything was changed.
I am much better. I am emerging from all my inoculations into health, and it's such a happy feeling. My arm is still stiff and swollen, but I myself am beffinningf to feel like a bird and ready for anything. I am also begin- ning to feel that I should like work of some kind, and when I started I only wanted rest.
Where will this letter find you, I wonder ? We see no papers and we only hear of rumours of war here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We walked down to our little boat at the Piraeus — such a strange wild crowd, selling things, eating, drinking, and love- making, lyinginthestreets — huge barrels of anchovies and olives, beads, oranges, every kind of dress — all the things one had seen clean and dead m pictures? here alive and dirty and a thousand times as beautiful. It was all beautiful. I wrote to you in the morning when I had just landed (you will have got that A FIELD HOSPITAL 91 letter before this one) and it was cold and... rather wet, and the people looked so wicked — then the sun came out and everything was changed.
I am much better. I am emerging from all my inoculations into health, and it's such a happy feeling. My arm is still stiff and swollen, but I myself am beffinningf to feel like a bird and ready for anything. I am also begin- ning to feel that I should like work of some kind, and when I started I only wanted rest.
Where will this letter find you, I wonder ? We see no papers and we only hear of rumours of war here.
What to read after Letters From a Field Hospital?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mabel Dearmer to read onlineMoreLess
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