Nurses Life in War And Peace
Nurses Life in War And Peace
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Has asked me to " carry on " (which does not mean the same in the army as it does in Cockney land!) The other day poor Miss H. Arrived. She had started from England as soon as she heard her brother was ill here, meaning to nurse him, and I think I told you he died here (our first death amongst the officers). It was awfully sad for her. I was frightfully busy the day she came, but felt I must walk over to the cemetery with her. She is a trained nurse, and we should have been very glad of her hel...p if she could only have arrived in time, as her brother was delirious for so long, and we had to take turns at sitting up with him for some time ; but everything that could possibly be done for him was done.
They do seem to muddle things a bit ; in the last few weeks we have had seven new sisters sent to us ; we would have given anything for a few of them a couple of months ago, but now there is much less fever, and many of the beds are filled with conva- lescents. We had no rooms for so many sisters, so had to put up tents for them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Has asked me to " carry on " (which does not mean the same in the army as it does in Cockney land!) The other day poor Miss H. Arrived. She had started from England as soon as she heard her brother was ill here, meaning to nurse him, and I think I told you he died here (our first death amongst the officers). It was awfully sad for her. I was frightfully busy the day she came, but felt I must walk over to the cemetery with her. She is a trained nurse, and we should have been very glad of her hel...p if she could only have arrived in time, as her brother was delirious for so long, and we had to take turns at sitting up with him for some time ; but everything that could possibly be done for him was done.
They do seem to muddle things a bit ; in the last few weeks we have had seven new sisters sent to us ; we would have given anything for a few of them a couple of months ago, but now there is much less fever, and many of the beds are filled with conva- lescents. We had no rooms for so many sisters, so had to put up tents for them.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E C Laurence to read onlineMoreLess
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