Eye in the Sky (1957)
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Hamilton appealed.
Solicitous, the girl crouched down beside him. “Aren’t you ashamed of yourself?
Where’s your Bayan?”
“Home,” he whispered, ashen with pain. Renewed cramps lashed up and down inside him. “I’m dying.
Burst appendix.”
“Where’s your prayer wheel? In your coat pocket?” Lithely she began searching his coat; her nimble fingers plucked and flew.
“Get—me to a—doctor,” he managed.
The bartender leaned over.
“Throw him out or fix him up,” he told the girl brusquely. “He can’t die here.”
...“Does somebody have a little holy water?” the girl called, in a penetrating soprano.
The crowd stirred; presently a small flat flask was passed forward. “Don’t use it all,” a voice cautioned peevishly. “That was filled at the font at Cheyenne.”
Unscrewing the top, the girl dribbled the tepid water on her red-nailed fingers and quickly sprinkled drops over Hamilton. As they touched him, the fierce pain ebbed. Relief spread over his tortured body.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hamilton appealed.
Solicitous, the girl crouched down beside him. “Aren’t you ashamed of yourself?
Where’s your Bayan?”
“Home,” he whispered, ashen with pain. Renewed cramps lashed up and down inside him. “I’m dying.
Burst appendix.”
“Where’s your prayer wheel? In your coat pocket?” Lithely she began searching his coat; her nimble fingers plucked and flew.
“Get—me to a—doctor,” he managed.
The bartender leaned over.
“Throw him out or fix him up,” he told the girl brusquely. “He can’t die here.”
...“Does somebody have a little holy water?” the girl called, in a penetrating soprano.
The crowd stirred; presently a small flat flask was passed forward. “Don’t use it all,” a voice cautioned peevishly. “That was filled at the font at Cheyenne.”
Unscrewing the top, the girl dribbled the tepid water on her red-nailed fingers and quickly sprinkled drops over Hamilton. As they touched him, the fierce pain ebbed. Relief spread over his tortured body.
What to read after Eye in the Sky (1957)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip K. Dick to read onlineMoreLess
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