In Salisbury Square
In Salisbury Square
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We have often heard of the Wants Department, and we are anxious to inspect it. Right away down to the basement we must go, and at the foot of the last flight of stairs we are confronted by a door bearing this inscription, ' M. M. A. Wants Department. ' It is a dark day and the electric light must be switched on as we enter. Boxes and brown paper parcels partially cover the floor, while most of the walls are concealed by wide shelves on which lie mysterious-looking bundles. But we are quick to a...ppreciate the idea that in a city atmosphere dust WITH THE M. M. A. 153 cloths are indispensable to cover goods intended for hospital use. Every shelf is labelled, and we soon find that each name represents a mission hospital in the East. Very kindly one of the Hon. Secretaries, Miss Fox, daughter of Prebendary Fox, takes down the covers from ' Mengo, ' Yezd, ' ' Kerman, ' ' Islam- abad, ' to show us samples of gifts sent in from all parts of the United Kingdom through M. M. A. Work- ing parties or by private friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have often heard of the Wants Department, and we are anxious to inspect it. Right away down to the basement we must go, and at the foot of the last flight of stairs we are confronted by a door bearing this inscription, ' M. M. A. Wants Department. ' It is a dark day and the electric light must be switched on as we enter. Boxes and brown paper parcels partially cover the floor, while most of the walls are concealed by wide shelves on which lie mysterious-looking bundles. But we are quick to a...ppreciate the idea that in a city atmosphere dust WITH THE M. M. A. 153 cloths are indispensable to cover goods intended for hospital use. Every shelf is labelled, and we soon find that each name represents a mission hospital in the East. Very kindly one of the Hon. Secretaries, Miss Fox, daughter of Prebendary Fox, takes down the covers from ' Mengo, ' Yezd, ' ' Kerman, ' ' Islam- abad, ' to show us samples of gifts sent in from all parts of the United Kingdom through M. M. A. Work- ing parties or by private friends.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Irene H Barnes to read onlineMoreLess
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