The Sword of Deborah First Hand Impressions of the British Womens Army in Fran
The Sword of Deborah First Hand Impressions of the British Womens Army in Fran
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It shouldn't be possible to slide men on to shelves like this. . . .
The girl at the wheel pushed back the little shutter set in the front of the ambulance and we looked into the dimly-lit interior. I could see the crowns of four heads, the jut of brow beyond them, the upward peak of the feet under the grey blankets, pale hands, one pair thin as a child's, that lay limply along the edge of the stretchers. K NIGHT 89 The orderlies came to the open door, one man mounted within, and the top stretc...her from one side was slipped along its grooves and dis- appeared, tilted into the night. The boy on the top stretcher the other side turned his head lan- guidly and watched I could see a pale cheek, foreshortened from where I sat, a sweep of long dark eyelashes, the curve of the drooping upper lip. His turn came, and, passive, he too was slid out, then the two men below were carried away and up into the train. The ambulance was empty.
We turned in a circle over* the muddy yard and started off again, stopping again by the sergeant to get our orders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It shouldn't be possible to slide men on to shelves like this. . . .
The girl at the wheel pushed back the little shutter set in the front of the ambulance and we looked into the dimly-lit interior. I could see the crowns of four heads, the jut of brow beyond them, the upward peak of the feet under the grey blankets, pale hands, one pair thin as a child's, that lay limply along the edge of the stretchers. K NIGHT 89 The orderlies came to the open door, one man mounted within, and the top stretc...her from one side was slipped along its grooves and dis- appeared, tilted into the night. The boy on the top stretcher the other side turned his head lan- guidly and watched I could see a pale cheek, foreshortened from where I sat, a sweep of long dark eyelashes, the curve of the drooping upper lip. His turn came, and, passive, he too was slid out, then the two men below were carried away and up into the train. The ambulance was empty.
We turned in a circle over* the muddy yard and started off again, stopping again by the sergeant to get our orders.
What to read after The Sword of Deborah First Hand Impressions of the British Womens Army in Fran?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jesse, F. Tennyson (Fryniwyd Tennyson), 1888-1958 to read onlineMoreLess
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