From Aldershot to Pretoria
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In many casesthey have laid down their lives for the men, and all have worked with adevotion that has seemed well-nigh super-human. But a medical staffsufficient for two army corps was altogether insufficient to supply theneeds of an army of 200, 000 and fight an epidemic of terrible severity. They did their best. Some person the country will blame, but to thesewho so nobly worked and endured the country will say, 'Well done!' =Terrible Incidents during the Epidemic. = Tales of horror crowd upo...n one; stories of men in delirium, wanderingabout the camp at night; stories of living men in the agonies ofdisease, with dead men lying on either side; stories of men themselveshardly able to crawl about, turning out of bed to nurse their comradesbecause there was no one else to do it.
'Why do you let 'em die?' asked a young soldier by way of a grim joke, pointing to two dead soldiers close to him, while he himself wassuffering from enteric. 'Why don't you look after 'em better?' 'What can I do?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In many casesthey have laid down their lives for the men, and all have worked with adevotion that has seemed well-nigh super-human. But a medical staffsufficient for two army corps was altogether insufficient to supply theneeds of an army of 200, 000 and fight an epidemic of terrible severity. They did their best. Some person the country will blame, but to thesewho so nobly worked and endured the country will say, 'Well done!' =Terrible Incidents during the Epidemic. = Tales of horror crowd upo...n one; stories of men in delirium, wanderingabout the camp at night; stories of living men in the agonies ofdisease, with dead men lying on either side; stories of men themselveshardly able to crawl about, turning out of bed to nurse their comradesbecause there was no one else to do it.
'Why do you let 'em die?' asked a young soldier by way of a grim joke, pointing to two dead soldiers close to him, while he himself wassuffering from enteric. 'Why don't you look after 'em better?' 'What can I do?
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