My Diocese During the War
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In the afternoon I went up to the Camp Hospital to see the poor fellow who had his leg off a few days ago. The doctors were just dressing it, which is a bad time for him ; but they speak well of him and say that he is going to pull through, they hope. This is more than they thought a few days ago.
Wednesday, Dec, 6. — Another uninteresting day. Wrote letters all the morning, reorgan- izing the Diocesan Magazine for next year. In the afternoon I went to call on Mrs. Gunning and Mrs. Graham, and ...to see their Convalescent Home. Mrs. Davis, the wife of the proprietor of ** The Witness, " has given part of her house for the purpose. She is living in Durban. Mrs. Gunning is the widow of the Colonel of the first 60th Rifles who fell at Talana. Mrs. Graham is wife of Major Graham, a staff officer, late D. A. A. G. Under General Symons. They have started this Home together for convalescent officers.
Thursday, Dec, 7. — Very hot. In the after- noon I visited the patients in the Legislative Building.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the afternoon I went up to the Camp Hospital to see the poor fellow who had his leg off a few days ago. The doctors were just dressing it, which is a bad time for him ; but they speak well of him and say that he is going to pull through, they hope. This is more than they thought a few days ago.
Wednesday, Dec, 6. — Another uninteresting day. Wrote letters all the morning, reorgan- izing the Diocesan Magazine for next year. In the afternoon I went to call on Mrs. Gunning and Mrs. Graham, and ...to see their Convalescent Home. Mrs. Davis, the wife of the proprietor of ** The Witness, " has given part of her house for the purpose. She is living in Durban. Mrs. Gunning is the widow of the Colonel of the first 60th Rifles who fell at Talana. Mrs. Graham is wife of Major Graham, a staff officer, late D. A. A. G. Under General Symons. They have started this Home together for convalescent officers.
Thursday, Dec, 7. — Very hot. In the after- noon I visited the patients in the Legislative Building.
What to read after My Diocese During the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Hamilton Baynes to read onlineMoreLess
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