The War On Hospital Ships With Narratives of Eyewitnesses And British And Germ
The War On Hospital Ships With Narratives of Eyewitnesses And British And Germ
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They were all so nice and so brave, for some were clearly in a great deal of pain.
"One of those rescued was the officer's mess-room page, a mere child of about 15. We were told that there were 242 British soldiers, only two of which were walking cases, and 130 Germans; 35 of these were officers. Two R. A. M. C. Men were lost, and, it is feared, some of the crew.
"Some of the less. Badly wounded Germans stampeded and jumped into a boat, partly filled with their own wounded. This they swamped, a...nd the only person saved in it was an English boy, brought in to us with a crushed hand and leg. He was caught by a chain down the ship's side, but it held him until he could be removed.
"After the dockers had left, and we had got all straight and tidy, some of the wounded went to the piano and began to sing — they are wonderful ! It made us feel queer to hear them sing 'Pack up your troubles in your old kit-bag, ' &c.
"After a little while Miss Waldegrave went to them and said that she felt they ought to give thanks for being safe — would they join in a hymn?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were all so nice and so brave, for some were clearly in a great deal of pain.
"One of those rescued was the officer's mess-room page, a mere child of about 15. We were told that there were 242 British soldiers, only two of which were walking cases, and 130 Germans; 35 of these were officers. Two R. A. M. C. Men were lost, and, it is feared, some of the crew.
"Some of the less. Badly wounded Germans stampeded and jumped into a boat, partly filled with their own wounded. This they swamped, a...nd the only person saved in it was an English boy, brought in to us with a crushed hand and leg. He was caught by a chain down the ship's side, but it held him until he could be removed.
"After the dockers had left, and we had got all straight and tidy, some of the wounded went to the piano and began to sing — they are wonderful ! It made us feel queer to hear them sing 'Pack up your troubles in your old kit-bag, ' &c.
"After a little while Miss Waldegrave went to them and said that she felt they ought to give thanks for being safe — would they join in a hymn?
What to read after The War On Hospital Ships With Narratives of Eyewitnesses And British And Germ?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J C L Simonde De Jean Charles Lonard Simonde Sismondi to read onlineMoreLess
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