Old Glory And Verdun
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But Miss Greenhorn's face had blanched almost as white as the counter- pane. Her hand went up to her trembling lips.
"I — I — I didn't know !" she whispered. "He com- 90 OLD GLORY AND VERDUN plained of feeling cold, and so I— I gave him hot- water bottles." "Yah ! In case of hemorrhage, when a man's bleed- ing to death, for first-aid apply hot-water bottles!
Fine! Where's that tourniquet? I tied it onto the foot of the bed myself." "The — what?" stammered Miss Greenhorn, im- measurably terrifie...d. She quailed before the look in his eye.
"Tourniquet ! That piece of rubber tubing." "0-o-oh! That terra-cotta rubber thing, you mean! It made the bed look untidy and so I undid it. Let me see. Where " But the door had already slammed upon the doc- tor, who returned immediately with a tourniquet from the adjacent ward. Fortunately it was not an arte- rial, but a slow, oozing hemorrhage, and so the man did not die ; but that was not Miss Greenhorn's fault.
And the doctor did not spare her : "Why did you suppose his bed was tilted up so that his feet were higher than his head?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Miss Greenhorn's face had blanched almost as white as the counter- pane. Her hand went up to her trembling lips.
"I — I — I didn't know !" she whispered. "He com- 90 OLD GLORY AND VERDUN plained of feeling cold, and so I— I gave him hot- water bottles." "Yah ! In case of hemorrhage, when a man's bleed- ing to death, for first-aid apply hot-water bottles!
Fine! Where's that tourniquet? I tied it onto the foot of the bed myself." "The — what?" stammered Miss Greenhorn, im- measurably terrifie...d. She quailed before the look in his eye.
"Tourniquet ! That piece of rubber tubing." "0-o-oh! That terra-cotta rubber thing, you mean! It made the bed look untidy and so I undid it. Let me see. Where " But the door had already slammed upon the doc- tor, who returned immediately with a tourniquet from the adjacent ward. Fortunately it was not an arte- rial, but a slow, oozing hemorrhage, and so the man did not die ; but that was not Miss Greenhorn's fault.
And the doctor did not spare her : "Why did you suppose his bed was tilted up so that his feet were higher than his head?
What to read after Old Glory And Verdun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Frazer to read onlineMoreLess
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