The New York Times Current History of the European War, Vol 1, Issue 4, January 23, 1915
The New York Times Current History of the European War, Vol 1, Issue 4, January 23, 1915
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It is clean, orderly, and the patients are obviously well cared for. Here, when I entered a ward of some thirty beds in which every man lay with a bandaged stump where his leg should be, I think I saw the Servian spirit at its best. They had been newly operated upon, their sufferings must have been great, and for them all the future is black with forebodings. There is no patriotic fund in little Servia. Yet amid all the pain of body and uncertainty of mind that must have been theirs they did no...t complain. All they desired to know was whether the Schwaba (Austrians) had been beaten out of Servia.
But it is when one leaves the organized hospitals and wends one's way through the crowds of wounded who block the pavements, and enters a lower-class caf
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is clean, orderly, and the patients are obviously well cared for. Here, when I entered a ward of some thirty beds in which every man lay with a bandaged stump where his leg should be, I think I saw the Servian spirit at its best. They had been newly operated upon, their sufferings must have been great, and for them all the future is black with forebodings. There is no patriotic fund in little Servia. Yet amid all the pain of body and uncertainty of mind that must have been theirs they did no...t complain. All they desired to know was whether the Schwaba (Austrians) had been beaten out of Servia.
But it is when one leaves the organized hospitals and wends one's way through the crowds of wounded who block the pavements, and enters a lower-class caf
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