The Memory book
The Memory book
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Ron Collins came by the next morning accompanied by three interns and an equal number of nurses. They came in a tight formation, like a phalanx of warriors, shoulder to shoulder. The doctor addressed me directly in a friendly, bantering tone; he had another voice for his submissive entourage.
“So, you’re Cooperman’s brother, are you? (Harper, have a good look round the back.) He’s a good fellow. Plays a terrible game of golf. (The fracture’s coming along nicely. No displacement, you see, Harper....) Glad to see you getting on. (Let someone else see, Garbett.) Lift your right arm, Mr. Cooperman. (He was comatose for seven weeks.) Now your right leg. Touch the tip of your nose, Mr. Cooperman, with the middle finger of your right hand. Very good! Left hand. Thank you very much.” It was quite a performance; he could patronize Sam and me while entertaining his captive audience.
The three nurses now stood a degree removed from the interns, leaving a deferential neutral space between them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ron Collins came by the next morning accompanied by three interns and an equal number of nurses. They came in a tight formation, like a phalanx of warriors, shoulder to shoulder. The doctor addressed me directly in a friendly, bantering tone; he had another voice for his submissive entourage.
“So, you’re Cooperman’s brother, are you? (Harper, have a good look round the back.) He’s a good fellow. Plays a terrible game of golf. (The fracture’s coming along nicely. No displacement, you see, Harper....) Glad to see you getting on. (Let someone else see, Garbett.) Lift your right arm, Mr. Cooperman. (He was comatose for seven weeks.) Now your right leg. Touch the tip of your nose, Mr. Cooperman, with the middle finger of your right hand. Very good! Left hand. Thank you very much.” It was quite a performance; he could patronize Sam and me while entertaining his captive audience.
The three nurses now stood a degree removed from the interns, leaving a deferential neutral space between them.
What to read after The Memory book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howard Engel to read onlineMoreLess
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