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A Diary Without Dates Enid Bagnold 9781407674735 Books

I was interested to read early work from Enid Bagnold, British author and playwright, most famous for National Velvet. The short work is written in a personal diary form which tells the inner feelings and impressions of a young nurse working in a military hospital during World War One. My favorite quote, appears as the nurse questions why the Sisters (Nursing Nuns) are so seemingly unfeeling in their treatment of the wounded soldiers. "How was she to live among her fellows?
Can one afford to disdain them? Can one steer happily with indifference? Must one, to be "liked", bend one's spirit to theirs? And, most disturbing question of all, is to be "liked" the final standard?
Whether to wear, or not to wear, a mask toward one's world? For there is so much that is unripe to show - change and uncertainty....." She is watching the Sisters and wondering if she too will have to be harder to survive in such a place.

Anyone with an interest in WWI, nursing, British authors of the 20s to the 60s will enjoy this book.

Product details

  • Paperback 170 pages
  • Publisher HardPress Publishing (January 10, 2012)
  • Language English
  • ISBN-10 9781407674735
  • ISBN-13 978-1407674735
  • ASIN 1407674730

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She was a nurse in World War 1. It is OK but very short.
Worth reading for the first chapter alone. Nicely written.
Brief but moving story of a nurse in WWI. Goes well with Vera Brittain's 'Testament of Youth,' so order both. Her critical view
of hospital administration got her sacked. Only years later did she become famous for such works as 'Serena Blandish' and 'National Velvet.'
I was interested to read early work from Enid Bagnold, British author and playwright, most famous for National Velvet. The short work is written in a personal diary form which tells the inner feelings and impressions of a young nurse working in a military hospital during World War One. My favorite quote, appears as the nurse questions why the Sisters (Nursing Nuns) are so seemingly unfeeling in their treatment of the wounded soldiers. "How was she to live among her fellows?
Can one afford to disdain them? Can one steer happily with indifference? Must one, to be "liked", bend one's spirit to theirs? And, most disturbing question of all, is to be "liked" the final standard?
Whether to wear, or not to wear, a mask toward one's world? For there is so much that is unripe to show - change and uncertainty....." She is watching the Sisters and wondering if she too will have to be harder to survive in such a place.

Anyone with an interest in WWI, nursing, British authors of the 20s to the 60s will enjoy this book.
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