The Red Cross in France
The Red Cross in France
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R5ntgen was a German, but bless him for all that. What must it not mean to a surgeon to do his work with that transparent map of his subject's body before him, with every bullet and splinter charted clearly there ?
I remember the Commandant's garden. I found flowers from England prospering as bravely as may be in their sandy, sunny corner with what ^ Publicadon of figures not permitted.
Digitized by Googk 48 THE KEP CROSS IN FRANCE encouragement there's time to give them. But flowers from Engla...nd they are, and if you'd know home sickness tread the round of work at a base hospital for a year. Patching and passing on (so you may phrase the job — a part of the everlasting anti-climax of war) brings a sense that you are cut off from the world's natural life and are only a hidden and half-forgotten part of some monstrous machine that is built to destroy and be destroyed, you, who daily turn your little crank, half for- getting why and how.
I remember the matron's plum cake. I'm sure no such cake was ever army rations ; but this was Sunday and we were the Liverpool merchants' guests.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
R5ntgen was a German, but bless him for all that. What must it not mean to a surgeon to do his work with that transparent map of his subject's body before him, with every bullet and splinter charted clearly there ?
I remember the Commandant's garden. I found flowers from England prospering as bravely as may be in their sandy, sunny corner with what ^ Publicadon of figures not permitted.
Digitized by Googk 48 THE KEP CROSS IN FRANCE encouragement there's time to give them. But flowers from Engla...nd they are, and if you'd know home sickness tread the round of work at a base hospital for a year. Patching and passing on (so you may phrase the job — a part of the everlasting anti-climax of war) brings a sense that you are cut off from the world's natural life and are only a hidden and half-forgotten part of some monstrous machine that is built to destroy and be destroyed, you, who daily turn your little crank, half for- getting why and how.
I remember the matron's plum cake. I'm sure no such cake was ever army rations ; but this was Sunday and we were the Liverpool merchants' guests.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harley Granville -Barker, Sir Frederick Treves to read onlineMoreLess
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