Wanderings in the Orient
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There were others who at first glance seemed perfectly normal, but on closer scrutiny revealed the absence of one or more toes or fingers.
Others had horribly swollen ears ; some had no nose left and were THE LEPER COLONY OF CULION.
27 distressing objects ; but it was not until we visited the various wards of the hospital that we saw leprosy in all of its horror. Here were dozens of cases so far advanced that they were no longer able to walk ; they were lying on their cots waiting for death to ...come to their release. Some were so emaciated as to look almost like animated skeletons. Others, except for and sometimes in spite of their bandages, looked like horrid, partially decomposed cadavers.
It was a sight to make one shudder and devoutly hope that a cure for this awful disease may soon be discovered. These extreme -m^m^^ A IglH 1^ ps-:. ■:,:■ ■.,■ ■^'; "^ ■:. a: .^
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were others who at first glance seemed perfectly normal, but on closer scrutiny revealed the absence of one or more toes or fingers.
Others had horribly swollen ears ; some had no nose left and were THE LEPER COLONY OF CULION.
27 distressing objects ; but it was not until we visited the various wards of the hospital that we saw leprosy in all of its horror. Here were dozens of cases so far advanced that they were no longer able to walk ; they were lying on their cots waiting for death to ...come to their release. Some were so emaciated as to look almost like animated skeletons. Others, except for and sometimes in spite of their bandages, looked like horrid, partially decomposed cadavers.
It was a sight to make one shudder and devoutly hope that a cure for this awful disease may soon be discovered. These extreme -m^m^^ A IglH 1^ ps-:. ■:,:■ ■.,■ ■^'; "^ ■:. a: .^
What to read after Wanderings in the Orient?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reese, A. M. (Albert Moore), B. 1872 to read onlineMoreLess
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