The Corpse Without a Country (1987)
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He looked at me and shook his head. “No change,” he said. “Tom’s still in a coma.”
I felt sorry for him. Tom Harbin was my friend, but he was this man’s son. He was all Oscar Harbin had.
I stabbed a finger at a bulky manila envelope lying on the desk. I said, “Isn’t there anything in Tom’s report to help at all?”
Harbin pushed back a lock of graying hair that had fallen over his forehead. He looked thoroughly beat. “I’ve read the damned thing backwards and forwards and I can’t find a thing. Pure... routine. Nothing else.”
It was nearly twenty-four hours since I had ridden in the ambulance to the Island hospital. I had called the boss, and he flew up, and we spent the night waiting with Tom. He had arrived at the hospital in a coma, and when we left he was still in the coma. His condition tonight hadn’t changed.
I was tired. After flying home with the boss, I had gone to my apartment for some sleep, but I had lain awake more than I had slept. My eyes were grainy and my head felt heavy, yet I was probably in top condition compared to the boss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He looked at me and shook his head. “No change,” he said. “Tom’s still in a coma.”
I felt sorry for him. Tom Harbin was my friend, but he was this man’s son. He was all Oscar Harbin had.
I stabbed a finger at a bulky manila envelope lying on the desk. I said, “Isn’t there anything in Tom’s report to help at all?”
Harbin pushed back a lock of graying hair that had fallen over his forehead. He looked thoroughly beat. “I’ve read the damned thing backwards and forwards and I can’t find a thing. Pure... routine. Nothing else.”
It was nearly twenty-four hours since I had ridden in the ambulance to the Island hospital. I had called the boss, and he flew up, and we spent the night waiting with Tom. He had arrived at the hospital in a coma, and when we left he was still in the coma. His condition tonight hadn’t changed.
I was tired. After flying home with the boss, I had gone to my apartment for some sleep, but I had lain awake more than I had slept. My eyes were grainy and my head felt heavy, yet I was probably in top condition compared to the boss.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Trimble to read onlineMoreLess
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