Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 480
melesslytold me what kind of a waterproof he wouldhave made of them if the pieces had not beencut too small. Their unblushing effrontery istoo much for me. My poor patients shall notbe robbed. It is my intention to frustrate such little plansby distributing the stores to each patient, andcutting… … most of the IN\AL1DS were eating the beef-extract and condensed milk with their fingers. (see page IOI2.) These miserable officials would trade with the through the wards giving away the hospital com- Franks of the town with the beef-extract and forts, and delivering to each man a pot of Liebigs…
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