The Backwash of War
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He may be a Catholic. Better to take chances. It can't hurthim, anyway, if he isn't. I am glad Henri is back of those red screens. A few minutes ago he came down the ward, in search of absorbent cottonfor the Holy Oils, and then he got so interested watching the doctorsdoing dressings, stayed so long watching them, that I thought he wouldnot get back again, behind the screens, in time.
See that man in the bed next? He's dying too. They trepanned him when hecame. He can't speak, but we got his n...ame and regiment from the medal onhis wrist. He wants to write. Isn't it funny! He has a block of paperand a pencil, and all day long he writes, writes, on the paper. Alwaysand always, over and over again, he writes on the paper, and he givesthe paper to everyone who passes. He's got something on his mind that hewants to get across, before he dies. But no one can understand him. Noone can read what he has written--it is just scrawls, scribbles, unintelligible. Day and night, for he never sleeps, he writes on thatblock of paper, and tears off the sheets and gives them to everyonewho passes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He may be a Catholic. Better to take chances. It can't hurthim, anyway, if he isn't. I am glad Henri is back of those red screens. A few minutes ago he came down the ward, in search of absorbent cottonfor the Holy Oils, and then he got so interested watching the doctorsdoing dressings, stayed so long watching them, that I thought he wouldnot get back again, behind the screens, in time.
See that man in the bed next? He's dying too. They trepanned him when hecame. He can't speak, but we got his n...ame and regiment from the medal onhis wrist. He wants to write. Isn't it funny! He has a block of paperand a pencil, and all day long he writes, writes, on the paper. Alwaysand always, over and over again, he writes on the paper, and he givesthe paper to everyone who passes. He's got something on his mind that hewants to get across, before he dies. But no one can understand him. Noone can read what he has written--it is just scrawls, scribbles, unintelligible. Day and night, for he never sleeps, he writes on thatblock of paper, and tears off the sheets and gives them to everyonewho passes.
What to read after The Backwash of War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by La Motte Ellen Newbold to read onlineMoreLess
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