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WW1 - Nurse Journal EntriesJanuary 10.01.1918WW1 - Nurse Journal Entries
'In all my dreams, before my helpless sight,' the casualty clearing stations were frequently the scene of the most distressing sight which human eye can witness, that is the re-wounding and killing of already wounded men by an enemy's bomb dropped suddenly in the dead of night. There was hardly a moonlight night that the Hun did not visit our neighbourhood and drop bombs. We dug below the level of the ground to form shallow graves, two by six, by eighteen inches deep, which were dug through the floor of our tents, and when the anti-aircraft guns were shooting and particles of the exploded shells were fall
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DC - Hell - Canto IDIVINA COMMEDIA (THE DIVINE COMEDY) DECOMPOSITION Written By: Dante Alighieri Decomposition By: Catherine BeahlDC - Hell - Canto I
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CANTO I
THE STORY. Dante finds that he has strayed from the right road and is lost in a Dark Wood. He tries to escape by climbing a beautiful Mountain, but is turned aside, first by a gambolling Leopard, then by a fierce Lion, and finally by a ravenous She-Wolf. As he is fleeing back into the wood, he is stopped by the shade of Virgil, who tells him that he can
by ~Lady-KrimZen
DC - Hell - Greater ImagesDIVINA COMMEDIA (THE DIVINE COMEDY) DECOMPOSITION Written By: Dante Alighieri Decomposition By: Catherine BeahlDC - Hell - Greater Images
________________________________________ INFERNO (HELL) ________________________________________
THE GREATER IMAGES
DANTE in the story is always himself - the Florentine poet, philosopher, and politician, and the man who loved Beatrice. In the allegory, he is the image of every Christian sinner, and his pilgrimage is that which every soul must make, by one road or another, from the dark and solitary Wood of Error to the City of God.
VIRGIL is i
by ~Lady-KrimZen
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