[Aunt Jane’s Nieces in the Red Cross by Edith Van Dyne]@TWC D-Link bookAunt Jane’s Nieces in the Red Cross CHAPTER XX 14/31
Have we decided, then, to return to America ?" "I believe so," was the reply.
"We can't keep Ajo's ship forever, you know, and without Doctor Gys we could never make it useful as a hospital ship again." "That is true," said the girl, thoughtfully.
"Now that Andrew Denton, with his wife and the countess, have gone to Charleroi, our ship seems quite lonely." "You see," said Ajo, taking part in the discussion, "we've never been able to overcome the suspicious coldness of these Frenchmen, caused by Elbl's unfortunate escape.
We are not trusted fully, and never will be again, so I'm convinced our career of usefulness here is ended." "Aside from that," returned Uncle John, "you three girls have endured a long period of hard work and nervous strain, and you need a rest.
I'm awfully proud of you all; proud of your noble determination and courage as well as the ability you have demonstrated as nurses.
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