The Seventh Day (2002)
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He reaches out to me and takes my hand. I spring into wakefulness. Lord, I have raised him from the dead.
It is later when we talk of his leg and the splint I have placed on it.
‘So you have set the bone, mountain girl?’ ‘If the leg is better on than off we will soon know,’ I say, offering him a soup of mashed cornbeans and water. He wishes to talk more, but I wish him to finish what is in the can.
How free I am in this place, how certain my decisions and actions. I brush the hair fr...om his face, wipe the spilled cornbean soup from his chin.
‘Was it yesterday?’ ‘Only yesterday, now drink this.’ I offer a weak cordial, but he turns his head away. ‘Are you not in pain, Jonjan?’ ‘I am in pain. And pleased to greet it, and to greet this day.’ He coughs, coughs hard, and I place my ear to his chest, afraid I will hear the bubbling of fluid in his lungs, as it had been with Granny in the final days of her illness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He reaches out to me and takes my hand. I spring into wakefulness. Lord, I have raised him from the dead.
It is later when we talk of his leg and the splint I have placed on it.
‘So you have set the bone, mountain girl?’ ‘If the leg is better on than off we will soon know,’ I say, offering him a soup of mashed cornbeans and water. He wishes to talk more, but I wish him to finish what is in the can.
How free I am in this place, how certain my decisions and actions. I brush the hair fr...om his face, wipe the spilled cornbean soup from his chin.
‘Was it yesterday?’ ‘Only yesterday, now drink this.’ I offer a weak cordial, but he turns his head away. ‘Are you not in pain, Jonjan?’ ‘I am in pain. And pleased to greet it, and to greet this day.’ He coughs, coughs hard, and I place my ear to his chest, afraid I will hear the bubbling of fluid in his lungs, as it had been with Granny in the final days of her illness.
What to read after The Seventh Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joy Dettman to read onlineMoreLess
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