The Luck of Thirteen
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Some wounded came in carriages; it was very difficult to get them on tothe stretchers without giving them unnecessary pain, because of theshape of the "fiacres. " At last all were passed through.
Do not think us heartless if we rubbed our hands and said, "Some verygood cases, what!" for emotional pity can be separated from professionalpleasure, and if these things had to be we were pleased that the seriousones had come to us; had not gone to a Serbian hospital.
Next day we sorted clothes. Every... uniform had to be taken from its bag, tabulated, searched for money or food, and repacked. They were swarmingwith vermin, but we wore mackintosh overalls which are supposed to beanathema to the beasties. More operations. One of the men had been hitin the cerebellum, and was quite blind. The boy who had been hit in thelungs prayed for a cigarette and an apple, he felt sure they would dohim good. We sorted more clothes. One of the men had a pocket full ofscissors--evidently regimental barber; another's pockets were crammedwith onions; a third had a half-eaten apple, as though the fight hadsurprised him in the middle of his dessert.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some wounded came in carriages; it was very difficult to get them on tothe stretchers without giving them unnecessary pain, because of theshape of the "fiacres. " At last all were passed through.
Do not think us heartless if we rubbed our hands and said, "Some verygood cases, what!" for emotional pity can be separated from professionalpleasure, and if these things had to be we were pleased that the seriousones had come to us; had not gone to a Serbian hospital.
Next day we sorted clothes. Every... uniform had to be taken from its bag, tabulated, searched for money or food, and repacked. They were swarmingwith vermin, but we wore mackintosh overalls which are supposed to beanathema to the beasties. More operations. One of the men had been hitin the cerebellum, and was quite blind. The boy who had been hit in thelungs prayed for a cigarette and an apple, he felt sure they would dohim good. We sorted more clothes. One of the men had a pocket full ofscissors--evidently regimental barber; another's pockets were crammedwith onions; a third had a half-eaten apple, as though the fight hadsurprised him in the middle of his dessert.
What to read after The Luck of Thirteen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gordon Cora to read onlineMoreLess
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