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trigram	frequency
the red cross	83
british red cross	66
australian general hospital	62
one of the	57
red cross society	56
sick and wounded	48
the british red	45
a number of	39
there is no	37
the fact that	37
to face page	36
first australian general	33
as well as	32
of the australian	30
out of the	29
would have been	29
of the red	28
the present convention	27
heliopolis palace hotel	27
in the lines	27
at the front	26
of the men	26
the sick and	25
is no doubt	24
the first australian	24
the australian branch	24
part of the	23
of the war	23
of the hospital	23
of the medical	22
it may be	22
president of the	22
no doubt that	21
some of the	21
the president of	21
army medical corps	20
australian red cross	20
the case of	20
in the case	20
of the british	20
the number of	19
a couple of	19
the end of	19
was to be	19
in order to	19
that it was	19
as far as	18
a matter of	18
many of the	18
that he had	18
his majesty the	18
in charge of	18
it is a	17
in time of	17
of the work	17
the australian red	16
the medical officer	16
the officer commanding	16
the firing line	16
of the sick	16
branch british red	16
to the australian	16
the australian army	16
the amount of	16
australian branch british	16
here and there	16
in which the	16
he had been	16
members of the	15
infectious diseases hospital	15
is to be	15
the battle of	15
australian army medical	15
over the top	15
red cross stores	15
at the time	15
so far as	15
red cross goods	15
side of the	15
the whole of	15
it should be	15
in the air	14
the commanding officer	14
the wounded and	14
in the world	14
on one occasion	14
work of the	14
and red cross	14
the work of	14
could not be	13
of the first	13
and the like	13
the front line	13
any of the	13
charge of the	13
the hands of	13
the republic of	13
of the enemy	13
the same time	13
of the republic	13
at the same	13
sent to the	13
in the same	13
two or three	13
as to the	13
owing to the	13
officer in charge	12
the king of	12
there was no	12
and it is	12
should have been	12
of the germans	12
of the staff	12
majesty the king	12
large number of	12
the australian government	12
a medical officer	12
of the y	12
wounded and sick	12
the medical officers	12
in the hospital	11
one of us	11
the auxiliary hospitals	11
was made to	11
the beginning of	11
of our own	11
in the first	11
general hospital was	11
officers and men	11
far as the	11
were sent to	11
of red cross	11
officers of the	11
for the purpose	11
in spite of	11
of the most	11
in other words	11
that it is	11
most of the	11
to the front	11
there was a	11
of one of	11
of the line	11
of those who	11
venereal diseases hospital	11
of the field	11
men in the	11
in the trenches	11
on the other	11
because of the	11
of medical services	10
are to be	10
on the part	10
for the wounded	10
of the army	10
face page the	10
by the australian	10
as soon as	10
he was a	10
the part of	10
that he was	10
view of the	10
the field ambulance	10
it is not	10
the united states	10
hundred yards from	10
officer of the	10
for a few	10
and it was	10
to the rear	10
it is the	10
of vimy ridge	10
it was a	10
that they were	10
the sporting club	10
returned to australia	10
might have been	10
ras el tin	10
far as possible	10
to the hospital	10
and in the	10
as it was	10
in the line	10
which had been	10
ophthalmic and aural	10
provided by the	10
of the present	10
the hospital was	10
of the wounded	10
casualty clearing station	10
yards from the	9
the rank of	9
the direction of	9
at the moment	9
time of war	9
as a matter	9
a large number	9
lines of communication	9
a group of	9
there is a	9
of the other	9
by the british	9
be said that	9
the geneva convention	9
fact that the	9
in such a	9
sir henry macmahon	9
is difficult to	9
in the morning	9
the man who	9
case of the	9
at the beginning	9
a good deal	9
of sick and	9
the use of	9
due to the	9
up to the	9
one of these	9
the result of	9
and of the	9
the rest of	9
of the belligerent	9
at that time	9
to the men	9
to go to	9
to be a	9
end of the	9
one of our	9
by reason of	9
of the trenches	9
in civil life	9
the german lines	9
the extent of	9
the following day	8
the risk of	8
red cross supplies	8
the director of	8
branch of the	8
the army medical	8
in this war	8
the officer in	8
the work was	8
so long as	8
was that the	8
to the fact	8
who had been	8
to meet the	8
and that the	8
and as the	8
a total of	8
it is to	8
a very large	8
number of men	8
the military authorities	8
colonel ramsay smith	8
of the lines	8
in egypt in	8
excellency sir henry	8
had to be	8
it is difficult	8
a red cross	8
in this way	8
from the front	8
the benefit of	8
force in egypt	8
of the world	8
director of medical	8
to get out	8
doubt that the	8
direction of the	8
from the enemy	8
to take a	8
of our men	8
of venereal disease	8
in the australian	8
which may be	8
red cross store	8
seemed to be	8
the cause of	8
it was not	8
by a shell	8
his excellency sir	8
get out of	8
for some time	8
on the field	8
in the way	8
placed under the	8
the australian force	8
go over the	8
time of peace	8
and there is	8
the netherland government	8
in the vicinity	8
over the parapet	8
control of the	8
red cross is	8
for the first	8
in the early	8
in the field	8
and with the	8
that she was	8
was one of	8
but it is	8
the officers of	7
red cross has	7
on the ground	7
be a medical	7
arrived in egypt	7
to all the	7
in the ground	7
to which the	7
be respected and	7
of the nurses	7
in the hands	7
beginning of the	7
the orderly officer	7
article the present	7
a few days	7
the treatment of	7
they may be	7
to prevent them	7
it will be	7
the heliopolis palace	7
that there was	7
be sent to	7
this is the	7
the control of	7
to the dardanelles	7
the creation of	7
that they are	7
by the officer	7
the center of	7
made in the	7
battle of vimy	7
and on the	7
at the end	7
likely to be	7
may not be	7
the men who	7
australian intermediate base	7
into the earth	7
medical officers and	7
her excellency lady	7
shall be respected	7
belonging to the	7
in front of	7
told me that	7
i did not	7
the staff of	7
red cross in	7
and the other	7
units and establishments	7
more or less	7
red cross and	7
a base hospital	7
suffering from venereal	7
in one of	7
the front lines	7
that of the	7
to say that	7
the vicinity of	7
in case of	7
it must be	7
at any rate	7
and for the	7
the bulk of	7
portion of the	7
back to australia	7
miles from the	7
the men were	7
with a smile	7
good deal of	7
caused by the	7
as they are	7
whole of the	7
in plain view	7
bulk of the	7
they were not	7
in connection with	7
be remembered that	7
and he was	7
at all events	7
the medical service	7
the war office	7
to the medical	7
medical units and	7
the time of	7
at a later	7
should be a	7
the fly pest	7
plain view of	7
sent back to	7
of the officer	7
point of view	7
at the base	7
the enemy lines	7
in the front	7
i have been	7
made of the	7
of the french	7
the middle of	7
the nature of	7
i was in	7
out in the	6
the provisions of	6
a few minutes	6
the contracting powers	6
to be the	6
a certain amount	6
to make a	6
from venereal disease	6
had been sent	6
of a shell	6
wounded or sick	6
sir john maxwell	6
of the air	6
men who were	6
provisions of the	6
part in the	6
the high commissioner	6
in the valley	6
a portion of	6
red cross on	6
red cross movement	6
was the only	6
on the western	6
sent to malta	6
to deal with	6
in addition to	6
to be made	6
flag of the	6
new south wales	6
in which they	6
auxiliary convalescent depot	6
to be of	6
and a few	6
that in the	6
of the german	6
a few hours	6
one of them	6
of the troops	6
of some of	6
corps in egypt	6
the arrival of	6
regimental aid post	6
by the d	6
under the control	6
battle of arras	6
to one of	6
it became obvious	6
many of them	6
be of service	6
the base hospitals	6
to be used	6
a great deal	6
one of those	6
in this case	6
the emperor of	6
certain amount of	6
principal medical officer	6
the other side	6
a source of	6
charge of a	6
to the british	6
the first time	6
to have been	6
red cross work	6
the administration of	6
medical corps in	6
such as the	6
vicinity of the	6
number of cases	6
the air service	6
by the o	6
office of the	6
sitting in a	6
reason of the	6
the office of	6
i could not	6
the germans had	6
of the time	6
not have been	6
money and goods	6
could be obtained	6
reference to the	6
of the guns	6
of the trench	6
me that he	6
may have been	6
with regard to	6
found to be	6
the venereal diseases	6
caring for the	6
of the same	6
but it was	6
the officers commanding	6
the various hospitals	6
of the military	6
it would be	6
the convention of	6
which he had	6
be placed in	6
to assist in	6
convention of july	6
of the united	6
by the officers	6
for those who	6
the laws of	6
the men in	6
of medical officers	6
matter of fact	6
who have been	6
order of st	6
under military control	6
to me that	6
principles of the	6
rank and file	6
arrival of the	6
for the men	6
of the geneva	6
them in the	6
and order of	6
and that it	6
in some cases	6
used as a	6
down in the	6
it is only	6
the side of	6
and converted into	6
at this juncture	6
that if the	6
of all the	6
connection with the	6
were to be	6
hospital was to	6
quantities of goods	6
number of sick	6
friend of mine	6
the men are	6
the egyptian climate	6
had not been	6
hole in the	6
i had been	6
the lack of	6
anyone who has	6
to the enemy	6
made their appearance	5
some of them	5
hands of the	5
so that the	5
subject to the	5
into the hands	5
the following table	5
they are not	5
which have been	5
when we were	5
prevention of disease	5
the aid of	5
it was impossible	5
any red cross	5
officer commanding the	5
of goods were	5
the rum ration	5
service at the	5
on the train	5
command of the	5
it was decided	5
communication medical units	5
the field ambulances	5
there were a	5
at luna park	5
the women of	5
cross society in	5
with the aid	5
of the officers	5
as many as	5
the edge of	5
gravity of the	5
the people of	5
to and fro	5
large quantities of	5
been made to	5
with the rank	5
to keep the	5
it has been	5
the policy of	5
distribution of goods	5
a large staff	5
in a trench	5
australian force in	5
work in the	5
to the other	5
become accustomed to	5
part of his	5
time to time	5
australian imperial force	5
the accommodation of	5
go to the	5
on this front	5
the outbreak of	5
i do not	5
for all the	5
to be taken	5
by the way	5
the australian medical	5
or three hundred	5
the gravity of	5
the stretcher bearers	5
with the same	5
on the staff	5
there were many	5
the reason that	5
sense of humor	5
transferred to the	5
arrival in egypt	5
on a transport	5
number of soldiers	5
sent to australia	5
on the subject	5
of the voyage	5
and all of	5
each of the	5
placed in the	5
the effects of	5
arrival of wounded	5
back to the	5
the following morning	5
said that the	5
one hundred yards	5
the entrance of	5
as a rule	5
place in the	5
at the last	5
that the men	5
on one side	5
the north of	5
should not be	5
help given by	5
men who are	5
be used for	5
manner in which	5
only a matter	5
had been made	5
could have been	5
an infectious diseases	5
shall be kept	5
nature of the	5
that the hospital	5
we were to	5
of the convention	5
of the cases	5
was as follows	5
of luna park	5
in a few	5
in command of	5
the experience gained	5
to do so	5
pressure on the	5
to make the	5
to the firing	5
for the sick	5
circumstances in which	5
our battalion was	5
in the event	5
again and again	5
in peace times	5
and many of	5
the western front	5
when the war	5
be regarded as	5
a bit of	5
of the day	5
at the somme	5
through the roof	5
cross in egypt	5
if they were	5
sinse of humor	5
of his men	5
to a degree	5
the total number	5
number of medical	5
the value of	5
a straight hit	5
the outskirts of	5
the business of	5
for the benefit	5
when a man	5
that the british	5
the second australian	5
in a dugout	5
to leave the	5
that they would	5
protected by the	5
it is also	5
general williams and	5
the first instance	5
as much as	5
a mixture of	5
and one of	5
article the signatory	5
the establishment of	5
that is to	5
hospitals and convalescent	5
from time to	5
given by the	5
was in the	5
of communication medical	5
as if they	5
the purpose of	5
made up of	5
cross and order	5
regimental medical officers	5
in the british	5
medical officers in	5
the authorities of	5
infectious diseases camp	5
the expense of	5
of the ship	5
in any way	5
it is true	5
in the war	5
ambulance down in	5
the bottom of	5
majesty the emperor	5
signed by the	5
after the war	5
some of our	5
cause of the	5
he had a	5
number of the	5
to avoid the	5
at which the	5
steps were taken	5
the wounded or	5
use of the	5
and wounded from	5
by the enemy	5
sum of money	5
have been in	5
the erection of	5
by the germans	5
when it is	5
be made of	5
if they are	5
much the same	5
the midst of	5
in the cellar	5
it had been	5
for a long	5
and the australian	5
to our right	5
outbreak of war	5
the adoption of	5
and they were	5
to the a	5
made by the	5
the personnel of	5
the necessity for	5
is to say	5
that the only	5
a man who	5
at any time	5
since the war	5
to show the	5
of the best	5
the palace hotel	5
stay in the	5
officers and nurses	5
in the direction	5
at the expense	5
it was found	5
those who are	5
the efficiency of	5
the details of	5
the event of	5
five or six	5
they are in	5
the supply of	5
united states of	5
attached to the	5
attempt was made	5
late of zeitoun	5
and from the	5
the accommodation was	5
of the others	5
a mile or	5
on the whole	5
the sick parade	5
a few feet	5
australian sick and	5
be obtained from	5
the pressure on	5
to be said	5
and no one	5
of his battalion	5
do not think	5
times of peace	5
and by the	4
the cost of	4
their loved ones	4
was placed under	4
late of heliopolis	4
at times to	4
tell me that	4
as to his	4
were asked to	4
a word of	4
this was the	4
the bursting shells	4
as a result	4
on the edge	4
date on which	4
declaration of war	4
the scene of	4
horse field ambulance	4
one of my	4
if it were	4
was a most	4
in accordance with	4
and so forth	4
a few more	4
to see a	4
at any moment	4
and in any	4
welfare of the	4
a few moments	4
the unit or	4
as regards the	4
on the enemy	4
that they had	4
first stationary hospital	4
the patients were	4
for the use	4
in the open	4
two medical officers	4
the competent military	4
palace of prince	4
an early stage	4
the principles of	4
i had no	4
may be said	4
be made to	4
wounded in the	4
to small proportions	4
cross stores which	4
as in the	4
at the first	4
the australian public	4
a manner that	4
the examination of	4
behind the lines	4
for the reception	4
the form of	4
the same manner	4
the last moment	4
to tell me	4
examination of recruits	4
by the authorities	4
but it may	4
in egypt and	4
in egypt for	4
appeal to the	4
in the midst	4
base medical store	4
soon as the	4
of the problem	4
it is that	4
like so many	4
be carried out	4
treatment of the	4
of the auxiliary	4
should be remembered	4
in south africa	4
shown in the	4
as permanently unfit	4
in which it	4
medical officers to	4
a piece of	4
ratifications shall be	4
three hundred yards	4
to the present	4
the denunciation shall	4
and some of	4
they should be	4
it seemed that	4
of which i	4
much to be	4
times a week	4
in the end	4
much of the	4
that he is	4
few hundred yards	4
of the city	4
given to the	4
with reference to	4
at other times	4
in the army	4
to find out	4
of the many	4
furnished by the	4
of prince ibrahim	4
business it is	4
the land of	4
number of patients	4
it necessary to	4
a medical practitioner	4
the contents of	4
the national flag	4
and a number	4
in the following	4
to the wounded	4
they are employed	4
in the meantime	4
the shells were	4
whose business it	4
unit or establishment	4
with his battalion	4
but there is	4
the destruction of	4
that she had	4
not be used	4
to those who	4
in the middle	4
attention to the	4
not think that	4
had been a	4
but i do	4
of their own	4
as if he	4
general sir john	4
the war began	4
the state of	4
by the french	4
the date on	4
the first place	4
the same group	4
to a certain	4
away from the	4
the lines of	4
on the earth	4
he would say	4
of all these	4
rush of wounded	4
the way of	4
should be given	4
the presence of	4
that there should	4
the men of	4
all of which	4
a few of	4
the subject of	4
feet in the	4
themselves to the	4
the charge of	4
competent military authority	4
rank and patients	4
such a manner	4
they would be	4
to carry on	4
to make an	4
australian branch of	4
prince ibrahim khalim	4
were a few	4
presided over by	4
to the risk	4
the military cross	4
converted into an	4
in tents in	4
hospitals in time	4
the brave man	4
as a hospital	4
the first general	4
of such a	4
present convention shall	4
information as to	4
the rank and	4
with the men	4
light horse field	4
that he has	4
is only a	4
medical officer to	4
was impossible to	4
the gas masks	4
the greater part	4
form of the	4
a few weeks	4
those who have	4
which they are	4
one side of	4
for the accommodation	4
as there is	4
but in the	4
branches of the	4
those who were	4
of a well	4
to the hospitals	4
effort was made	4
work was done	4
wounded to suez	4
shortage of staff	4
in the grounds	4
unfit for duty	4
one or two	4
they had not	4
forwarded to the	4
all of the	4
of the building	4
the french military	4
was sent to	4
when they are	4
men and women	4
since that time	4
amount of venereal	4
their best to	4
of the commander	4
of the matter	4
or a total	4
of the ridge	4
all of them	4
way to the	4
the time when	4
and with a	4
mode de guerre	4
ahead of us	4
a very small	4
the names of	4
early in the	4
man in the	4
the majority of	4
the opinion of	4
rest of us	4
of a large	4
known as the	4
in any case	4
prevent them from	4
to be expended	4
of the unfit	4
most of us	4
of the allies	4
in times of	4
wounds in action	4
swiss federal council	4
necessary for the	4
out by the	4
thirty or forty	4
the sound of	4
luna park and	4
of the disability	4
portions of the	4
to return to	4
not likely to	4
he had not	4
of a very	4
idea of the	4
deposit of ratifications	4
to the army	4
of men were	4
it is quite	4
hours of the	4
two of the	4
the convalescent hospitals	4
from the firing	4
we had to	4
la mode de	4
that we could	4
consisted of a	4
over to the	4
on a certain	4
aid of the	4
in addition a	4
the course of	4
well as the	4
the reception of	4
that would be	4
found in the	4
a convalescent hospital	4
during the war	4
was at first	4
to the following	4
might well be	4
in any circumstances	4
warfare of the	4
in which he	4
the first and	4
take the necessary	4
of the company	4
on a stretcher	4
men have been	4
that he could	4
of the hospitals	4
of venereal cases	4
army medical service	4
the lines to	4
for this purpose	4
of camp life	4
regard to the	4
cross society and	4
the other officers	4
high commissioner for	4
transport of sick	4
a little over	4
and wounded in	4
of the board	4
a later date	4
the prince of	4
under the direction	4
as we have	4
are entitled to	4
there can be	4
arrangements were made	4
there is much	4
who has been	4
in the various	4
april april april	4
and when the	4
a long time	4
it might be	4
table shows the	4
in a shellhole	4
could be seen	4
of the service	4
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