Enemy And Brother
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“I have seen it,” Stephanou said. “It is as you say. And did you find Lord Byron’s name?”
“Among the many.”
“It must have taken him a day or would he have carried a hammer and chisel?”
“He wouldn’t have had a guide calling the fifteen-minute turns on him,” I said. “I do not like to be guided by someone who knows less than I do.”
Paul lifted his head, tilting it a little to the side; it was his way when thinking. He sat at one end of the table, erect as the straight-backed chair. The table had be...en so angled that he sat directly between the back window overlooking the hills and the door fronting on the street. “It is a fatal journey when the guide is ignorant,” he said. “The blind cannot lead the blind.”
I said nothing, hoping he would elaborate. But he got up and walked to the high window. Without his cane, I noted. The afternoon sun was full in his face and he turned his head this way and that as though he enjoyed it.
“You are becoming ambulatory,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I have seen it,” Stephanou said. “It is as you say. And did you find Lord Byron’s name?”
“Among the many.”
“It must have taken him a day or would he have carried a hammer and chisel?”
“He wouldn’t have had a guide calling the fifteen-minute turns on him,” I said. “I do not like to be guided by someone who knows less than I do.”
Paul lifted his head, tilting it a little to the side; it was his way when thinking. He sat at one end of the table, erect as the straight-backed chair. The table had be...en so angled that he sat directly between the back window overlooking the hills and the door fronting on the street. “It is a fatal journey when the guide is ignorant,” he said. “The blind cannot lead the blind.”
I said nothing, hoping he would elaborate. But he got up and walked to the high window. Without his cane, I noted. The afternoon sun was full in his face and he turned his head this way and that as though he enjoyed it.
“You are becoming ambulatory,”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorothy Salisbury Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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