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It was at times indeed miraculous, and for a long, long time, in the dwellings of the poor as well as in the homes of the rich, France will enthusiastic- ally remember the kind, charming and efficient manner of this assistance.
For my part, and in connection with our dis- abled soldiers, I am unable to express in adequate terms my admiration and gratitude for the welcome I have received at the hands of this great institution, and for its valuable and devoted aid in the work of rehabilitating an...d re-educating our precious wounded boys. In the beginning, I felt just a little shame at so much kindness, but in the midst of such a charming spirit of generosity, why should I not let myself go and consider this institution as if it were our own?
I wish here to express my most sincere grati- tude to all those who have facilitated our task by their valuable assistance. Special thanks are due to Major Murphy, Major Perkins, Major Folks, Mr. Charles Carroll, and Miss Grace Harper, Chief of the Bureau of Reconstruction and Re-education, who collaborated so heartily •and so actively in the great work undertaken to place our war cripples in a position that shall be worthy of their bravery and their sacrifice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was at times indeed miraculous, and for a long, long time, in the dwellings of the poor as well as in the homes of the rich, France will enthusiastic- ally remember the kind, charming and efficient manner of this assistance.
For my part, and in connection with our dis- abled soldiers, I am unable to express in adequate terms my admiration and gratitude for the welcome I have received at the hands of this great institution, and for its valuable and devoted aid in the work of rehabilitating an...d re-educating our precious wounded boys. In the beginning, I felt just a little shame at so much kindness, but in the midst of such a charming spirit of generosity, why should I not let myself go and consider this institution as if it were our own?
I wish here to express my most sincere grati- tude to all those who have facilitated our task by their valuable assistance. Special thanks are due to Major Murphy, Major Perkins, Major Folks, Mr. Charles Carroll, and Miss Grace Harper, Chief of the Bureau of Reconstruction and Re-education, who collaborated so heartily •and so actively in the great work undertaken to place our war cripples in a position that shall be worthy of their bravery and their sacrifice.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by International Conference On Rehabilitation of the to read onlineMoreLess
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