With Grenfell On the Labrador
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We may be poor and sorry objects — we may be rags — but there is some- thing to be made of us if only we are willing rags.
" I came to a paralyzed boy. He said, * What can I do, Dr. Grenfell ? ' I said, * You can smile upon all those who minister to you or come where you are. You can spread the spirit of good cheer even from your bedside. * " I was present at Pilley's Island when a soldier came home who had won the V. C. What a welcome he received! There was a triumphal arch and the town turned... out to do honour to its hero. He was the right sort of soldier. " Norman Duncan wrote a delightful book called " Doctor Luke of the Labrador " which very faithfully mirrors the atmosphere of Dr. Grenfell's days and doings. But the book is not to be taken as faithful biography verbatim et literatim, in the passages relating to the titular hero.
The Doctor has nothing in the open book of his past life for which he needs to make amends; but the hero of " Doctor Luke" has something mysterious to live down, the precise nature of which is not divulged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We may be poor and sorry objects — we may be rags — but there is some- thing to be made of us if only we are willing rags.
" I came to a paralyzed boy. He said, * What can I do, Dr. Grenfell ? ' I said, * You can smile upon all those who minister to you or come where you are. You can spread the spirit of good cheer even from your bedside. * " I was present at Pilley's Island when a soldier came home who had won the V. C. What a welcome he received! There was a triumphal arch and the town turned... out to do honour to its hero. He was the right sort of soldier. " Norman Duncan wrote a delightful book called " Doctor Luke of the Labrador " which very faithfully mirrors the atmosphere of Dr. Grenfell's days and doings. But the book is not to be taken as faithful biography verbatim et literatim, in the passages relating to the titular hero.
The Doctor has nothing in the open book of his past life for which he needs to make amends; but the hero of " Doctor Luke" has something mysterious to live down, the precise nature of which is not divulged.
What to read after With Grenfell On the Labrador?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fullerton Leonard Waldo to read onlineMoreLess
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