About the Baby (2012)
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She wiped her mouth and reached for the omnipresent bottle of water she’d learned to keep close. After rinsing her mouth out, she sank slowly onto the ground, resting her head on her knees as she tried to breathe through the nausea that was still twisting her stomach into knots.
She’d come down with dengue hemorrhagic fever a few weeks ago, and while she’d managed to survive—just barely—she’d been left with this absolutely ridiculous nausea. It swept in four or five times a day, churning up ...her gut until she puked, and then leveling her for a good fifteen minutes afterward as she prayed for it to pass. It was just one of the lovely side effects of the damn virus and it was getting old fast. Especially since it had kept Julian from putting her back on the “fit list” until this morning.
This morning’s bout seemed to be lasting longer than usual, but she told herself to hang in there, that it had to pass soon—if for no other reason than she had way too much to accomplish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She wiped her mouth and reached for the omnipresent bottle of water she’d learned to keep close. After rinsing her mouth out, she sank slowly onto the ground, resting her head on her knees as she tried to breathe through the nausea that was still twisting her stomach into knots.
She’d come down with dengue hemorrhagic fever a few weeks ago, and while she’d managed to survive—just barely—she’d been left with this absolutely ridiculous nausea. It swept in four or five times a day, churning up ...her gut until she puked, and then leveling her for a good fifteen minutes afterward as she prayed for it to pass. It was just one of the lovely side effects of the damn virus and it was getting old fast. Especially since it had kept Julian from putting her back on the “fit list” until this morning.
This morning’s bout seemed to be lasting longer than usual, but she told herself to hang in there, that it had to pass soon—if for no other reason than she had way too much to accomplish.
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