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Nurses get the doctor in & won't let me up - prescribe some medicine. Canadian padre in to see me. Last night M.G. officer , who is speechless walks in his sleep & falls on his face on the corridor floor - night sister carries him to his bed - the boy can speak next day. Elsie Gill calls in evening, but I am not allowed out. 
United Service museum in morning & House of Parliament afternoon. Evening take a blinded Northcumberland fusilier - Price - out in garden behind - only a mere lad - nurse tracks Murphy & I down with the medicine much to the amusement of the Tommy patients. Pretty well all in Friday
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+Nurses get the doctor in & won't let me up - prescribe some medicine. Canadian padre in to see me. Last night M.G. officer , who is speechless walks in his sleep & falls on his face on the corridor floor - night sister carries him to his bed - the boy can speak next day. Elsie Gill calls in evening, but I am not allowed out.
+United Service museum in morning & House of Parliament afternoon. Evening take a blinded Northcumberland fusilier - Price - out in garden behind - only a mere lad - nurse tracks Murphy & I down with the medicine much to the amusement of the Tommy patients. Pretty well all in Friday
-August [7 to 9] 7 MONDAY [220-146] 8th Month 1916
-Bank Holiday.  Royal Academy closes
-Nurses get the Doctors in & won't
-let me up-Prescribe some medicine.
-Canadian Padre in to see me.
-Last night MG. officer, who is speechless
-walks in his sleep & falls on his face
-on the corridor floor-Night sister & I
-carry him to his bed.  The boy
-can speak next day.
-Elsie Gill calls in evening, but I am
-not allowed out.
-TUESDAY [221-145]
-United Service Museum in morning
-& House of Parliament afternoon.  Evening
-Take a blinded Northumberland Fusilier
--Price- out in garden behind - only a
-mere lad- Nurse tracks Murphy & I
-down with the medicine much to the
-amusement of the Tommy Patients
-Pretty well all in today -
-miles from Stanislau; 2,000 prisoners.  British
-attack on outskirts of Guillemont; French advance
-east of Hill 139, north of Hardecourt.  French
-carry a line of German trenches between Hem
-Wood and the Somme to the east of Monacu
-Farm.  More French progress south of the Thiaumont
-Work and in Fleury.
-August 8.----General Lechitsky carries Tysmienica,
-six miles from Stanislau; 7,400 prisoners.  British
-move against Guillemont continues; south-west
-of village line advance 400 yards.  French
-capture line of German trenches on front of 3 3/4
-miles north of the Somme.  Fierce fighting at
-Verdun; Germans gain and lose Thiaumont Work.
-Portugal's resolve to extend her military cooperation
-to Europe announced.
-August 9.----Fall of Gorizia to the Italians; the
-Isonzo crossed and the Austrians pursued; Italians
-occupy the hills of the Rosenthal and the Vertoibica
-line; total prisoners to date 12,000.  Russians gain
-the junction of Chryplin, two miles from Stanislau.
-British gain 200 yards on a frontage of 600 yards,
-north-west of Pozieres.  French advance north of
-Hem Wood.  French guns bombard Doiran on Serbo-Greek
-frontier.  Turkish counter-attack, Sinai
-Peninsula, repulsed.  Zeppelin raid on East Coast;
-casualties.
-BC Archives, MS-0392  FRANK SWANNELL PAPERS
-Box 1     Diary and enclosures, 1916.
-Volume 5