The Life Business
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"They're the landscapes and gardens among which I walk. They're my companions. I can throw sticks for them and call them to heel." One of his pale blue eyes seems slightly larger, slightly looser than the other, and reacts more slowly to movements in the room. Its outer corner is full of tears, and I suspect is always that way. He must have had a stroke at some stage, although he walked normally enough when he came in. He's drooling a little, like an over-eager cat. Perhaps these signs aren't th...e aftermath of stroke but merely side-effects of his medications.
As I watch, a dribble of tear makes its jerky way down his grey-stubbled cheek to join the well of drool at the corner of his mouth.
It's the way we'll all be, eventually. He just got there sooner than most of us.
Martinmas told me I'd find the old man an interesting case. So far there's been little evidence to support that assessment.
"Tell us a memory," says Martinmas now, seated alongside me.
The older man shifts his gaze slightly to focus on Martinmas's face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"They're the landscapes and gardens among which I walk. They're my companions. I can throw sticks for them and call them to heel." One of his pale blue eyes seems slightly larger, slightly looser than the other, and reacts more slowly to movements in the room. Its outer corner is full of tears, and I suspect is always that way. He must have had a stroke at some stage, although he walked normally enough when he came in. He's drooling a little, like an over-eager cat. Perhaps these signs aren't th...e aftermath of stroke but merely side-effects of his medications.
As I watch, a dribble of tear makes its jerky way down his grey-stubbled cheek to join the well of drool at the corner of his mouth.
It's the way we'll all be, eventually. He just got there sooner than most of us.
Martinmas told me I'd find the old man an interesting case. So far there's been little evidence to support that assessment.
"Tell us a memory," says Martinmas now, seated alongside me.
The older man shifts his gaze slightly to focus on Martinmas's face.
What to read after The Life Business?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grant, John E to read onlineMoreLess
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