Medical Seminar Disussions
Medical Seminar Disussions
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In England, as in other densely populated countries, poverty and disease made painful contrast to the wealth and elegance of per- sons of the rank of Miss Nightingale. The daughters of affluence employed part of their leisure in visiting the cottages of the poor, and in ministering to the sick and aged. Miss Nightingale thus began her appren- ticeship to a noble work. Not content with the limited field for this work on her father's estate, she visited the nearest hospitals and seriously studied... the art of nursing, reading all she could find in her father's library re- lating to the treatment of disease and the management of hospitals. This w r as not done in the spirit of faddism nor with the effervescence of a brief enthusiasm so often seen in young women. Miss Nightingale studied her subject as a man studies that 31 MEDICAL SEMINAR DISCUSSIONS which he earnestly desires to understand. She extended her sphere of study to the hospitals and asylums of London. These institutions were large and liberally endowed, but they abounded in abuses and defects of every description.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In England, as in other densely populated countries, poverty and disease made painful contrast to the wealth and elegance of per- sons of the rank of Miss Nightingale. The daughters of affluence employed part of their leisure in visiting the cottages of the poor, and in ministering to the sick and aged. Miss Nightingale thus began her appren- ticeship to a noble work. Not content with the limited field for this work on her father's estate, she visited the nearest hospitals and seriously studied... the art of nursing, reading all she could find in her father's library re- lating to the treatment of disease and the management of hospitals. This w r as not done in the spirit of faddism nor with the effervescence of a brief enthusiasm so often seen in young women. Miss Nightingale studied her subject as a man studies that 31 MEDICAL SEMINAR DISCUSSIONS which he earnestly desires to understand. She extended her sphere of study to the hospitals and asylums of London. These institutions were large and liberally endowed, but they abounded in abuses and defects of every description.
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