Suffering London Or the Hygiene Moral Social And Political Relations of Our
Suffering London Or the Hygiene Moral Social And Political Relations of Our
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Such a list, in fact, exists, and those whose interest I may succeed in awaken- ing in this great question should glance through the pages of the " Appendix. " There they will find a story of deficits which should arouse OUR HOSPITALS. 47 in them that spirit of citizenship which tells every waking- conscience that to do nothing outside the narrow circle of your own little life is not to know how to live, is not to perform the common duty of a citizen, and, consequently, when that last and unkno...wn of all experiences comes — not to know how to die.
Those who know nothing of all this, those who are merely acquainted with the names of the London hospitals, their outside appearance, or are fitfully reminded of their existence by the sight of some victim of our bewildering street traffic, would do well to pay a visit to some of these institutions. Thev would then see for themselves what Q-reat humanising- work is achieved for their own good, as well as for the crood of their fellows.
What strikes one above all things in going over any one of our great Voluntary Hospitals is the quiet and unobtrusive method with which the stupendous work of these huge buildings is done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such a list, in fact, exists, and those whose interest I may succeed in awaken- ing in this great question should glance through the pages of the " Appendix. " There they will find a story of deficits which should arouse OUR HOSPITALS. 47 in them that spirit of citizenship which tells every waking- conscience that to do nothing outside the narrow circle of your own little life is not to know how to live, is not to perform the common duty of a citizen, and, consequently, when that last and unkno...wn of all experiences comes — not to know how to die.
Those who know nothing of all this, those who are merely acquainted with the names of the London hospitals, their outside appearance, or are fitfully reminded of their existence by the sight of some victim of our bewildering street traffic, would do well to pay a visit to some of these institutions. Thev would then see for themselves what Q-reat humanising- work is achieved for their own good, as well as for the crood of their fellows.
What strikes one above all things in going over any one of our great Voluntary Hospitals is the quiet and unobtrusive method with which the stupendous work of these huge buildings is done.
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