The History of London
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The modern hospital contains 676 beds: it receivesabout 150, 000 patients every year, of whom 7, 000 are inpatients, 18, 000out patients, and 130, 000 casuals. The eight brethren have become 30physicians and surgeons besides the assistants called clinical clerksand dressers. The four sisters are now 159 sisters and nurses. There isa noble school of medicine: there are museums, libraries, lecture rooms, and there is a residential college for medical students: there is aconvalescent hospital in t...he country. No hospital in the world has alarger or a more noble record than this of St. Bartholomew. And it allsprang from the resolution of one man, who started a humble house forthe reception of the sick in a poor and despised place outside the Citywall, but near to the Shambles where one could beg for broken victualsand for the pieces of meat that the butchers could not sell. Thus out ofone good deed, apparently of small importance, has grown a never-endingstream of refreshment and healing. It has lasted for 700 years already:there seems no reason why it should ever stop.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The modern hospital contains 676 beds: it receivesabout 150, 000 patients every year, of whom 7, 000 are inpatients, 18, 000out patients, and 130, 000 casuals. The eight brethren have become 30physicians and surgeons besides the assistants called clinical clerksand dressers. The four sisters are now 159 sisters and nurses. There isa noble school of medicine: there are museums, libraries, lecture rooms, and there is a residential college for medical students: there is aconvalescent hospital in t...he country. No hospital in the world has alarger or a more noble record than this of St. Bartholomew. And it allsprang from the resolution of one man, who started a humble house forthe reception of the sick in a poor and despised place outside the Citywall, but near to the Shambles where one could beg for broken victualsand for the pieces of meat that the butchers could not sell. Thus out ofone good deed, apparently of small importance, has grown a never-endingstream of refreshment and healing. It has lasted for 700 years already:there seems no reason why it should ever stop.
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