Letters From the Near East 1909 And 1912
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Major Ford acted with an equal energy in taking over the medical side of the school and in sorting from the heaped-up sick those who were less ill and separating them from those who were dangerously ill ; and in this task he was ably seconded by Mr. Philip. This sounds a simple thing to say. It was in practice and in fact incredibly difficult. During the first 174 LETTERS FROM THE NEAR EAST days there were scarcely any orderlies at all and very few soldiers, and it was a desperately slow and di...fficult task to get people carried from one place to another. One afternoon, which I shall never forget as long as I live, Major Ford undertook in one of the crowded rooms to shift tem- porarily all the sick from one side of the room to the other side of it, and while they were there to lay down a clean piece of oil-cloth. The difficulty of this was immense. The patients of course were unwilling to move. First of all it had to be explained to them that the thing was not a game, and that it would be to their ultimate advantage ; and then they had to be bribed from one s;de of the room to the other with baits of lemons and cigarettes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Major Ford acted with an equal energy in taking over the medical side of the school and in sorting from the heaped-up sick those who were less ill and separating them from those who were dangerously ill ; and in this task he was ably seconded by Mr. Philip. This sounds a simple thing to say. It was in practice and in fact incredibly difficult. During the first 174 LETTERS FROM THE NEAR EAST days there were scarcely any orderlies at all and very few soldiers, and it was a desperately slow and di...fficult task to get people carried from one place to another. One afternoon, which I shall never forget as long as I live, Major Ford undertook in one of the crowded rooms to shift tem- porarily all the sick from one side of the room to the other side of it, and while they were there to lay down a clean piece of oil-cloth. The difficulty of this was immense. The patients of course were unwilling to move. First of all it had to be explained to them that the thing was not a game, and that it would be to their ultimate advantage ; and then they had to be bribed from one s;de of the room to the other with baits of lemons and cigarettes.
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