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Excerpt from Diary of a Nurse in South Africa: Being a Narrative of Experiences in the Boer and English Hospital Service
This book is a record of personal impressions written on the spur of the moment. I think it best to give them practically word for word, with all their absence of restraint, and their perhaps too familiar tone, so as to preserve that spontaneity and vigour which an effort of memory, assisted by too brief notes, can never supply. A section of the public may perhaps regret that this book contains no melodrama or exciting stories of adventure, with the author as heroine. I am very sorry, both for the public and myself, but, being a submissive slave to the strict truth, I can only relate facts and, furthermore, my nature is so defective that the.
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