The Tale of a Field Hospital
The Tale of a Field Hospital
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" Among them was a paralysed man to whom one of the nurses had been very kind at Chieveley. I found him comfortably bestowed, but he was possessed of a handkerchief the extreme dirtiness of which led me to suggest that, as he was now in a centre of luxury, he should ask for a clean one. To which he re- plied, " I am not going to give this one up ; I am afraid of losing it. The sister who looked after me at Chieveley gave it to me, and here is her name in the corner. " As the truce was over on S...aturday, and as the Boers might assume the aggressive and shell Chieveley and its helpless colony, the order was given to break up the hospital and get all the wounded away by train, and to retire with the tents and equipment to Frere. This was done on Sunday morning.
As soon as the wounded had left — and it was no light matter getting them away — it was thought desirable that the women should be at once got out of danger, and so they were bundled down to Frere with little ceremony in a mule waggon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Among them was a paralysed man to whom one of the nurses had been very kind at Chieveley. I found him comfortably bestowed, but he was possessed of a handkerchief the extreme dirtiness of which led me to suggest that, as he was now in a centre of luxury, he should ask for a clean one. To which he re- plied, " I am not going to give this one up ; I am afraid of losing it. The sister who looked after me at Chieveley gave it to me, and here is her name in the corner. " As the truce was over on S...aturday, and as the Boers might assume the aggressive and shell Chieveley and its helpless colony, the order was given to break up the hospital and get all the wounded away by train, and to retire with the tents and equipment to Frere. This was done on Sunday morning.
As soon as the wounded had left — and it was no light matter getting them away — it was thought desirable that the women should be at once got out of danger, and so they were bundled down to Frere with little ceremony in a mule waggon.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Treves to read onlineMoreLess
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