See America First
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The many patients in this room along with those undergoingoperations on the thirteen operating tables were rushed intoanother building where the work was immediately resumed. Eachpatient who caught sight of the bright light that streamed inthrough the open doors, was busy with many eager questions onhis perturbed mind. Yet no one spoke a word but watched insuspense that was almost pain, the fiery glow that spreadaround, until horror distorted many a face.
Suddenly, as if reflected from some uni...maginable furnace the skywas all aflame. What had happened or was happening those woundedboys could only dimly imagine. Yet, how calm, how wonderful theywere in their utter helplessness. Rain began to fall as we wereremoving the patients. Gradually the dreadful light faded fromthe sky and the flames that had began to eat their way in thewalls of the nearest buildings were extinguished. Only theoperating room was burned to the ground.
As we moved among the patients, doing what little we could toease the pain and quiet the fears of those dear, noble boys, ahand from one of the cots seized oars in a clinging firm embraceand we recognized the voice of Lieut.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The many patients in this room along with those undergoingoperations on the thirteen operating tables were rushed intoanother building where the work was immediately resumed. Eachpatient who caught sight of the bright light that streamed inthrough the open doors, was busy with many eager questions onhis perturbed mind. Yet no one spoke a word but watched insuspense that was almost pain, the fiery glow that spreadaround, until horror distorted many a face.
Suddenly, as if reflected from some uni...maginable furnace the skywas all aflame. What had happened or was happening those woundedboys could only dimly imagine. Yet, how calm, how wonderful theywere in their utter helplessness. Rain began to fall as we wereremoving the patients. Gradually the dreadful light faded fromthe sky and the flames that had began to eat their way in thewalls of the nearest buildings were extinguished. Only theoperating room was burned to the ground.
As we moved among the patients, doing what little we could toease the pain and quiet the fears of those dear, noble boys, ahand from one of the cots seized oars in a clinging firm embraceand we recognized the voice of Lieut.
What to read after See America First?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orville O Hiestand to read onlineMoreLess
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