Walking Dead Man
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George Battle put it in a rather apt way.
“Even God seems to be against me,” he said. “In the midst of all this hell I lose an old and trusted friend.”
There wasn’t much to the story I heard when I joined Chambrun up in 17B, Battle’s suite. Dr. Cobb, it seemed, had returned from his visit to Chambrun’s office in pretty bad shape. Doc Partridge, our house physician, had been there when he got back. Jerry Dodd had produced the doc to stand by Battle while Cobb was out of the suite. Doc is old, can...tankerous, with bushy black eyebrows contrasting with his silvery hair.
“Damned old fool,” he said to Chambrun and the rest of us. Hardy was there, too. The Lieutenant had to be certain he didn’t have another homicide on his hands. “He had no business being up and around. Do an autopsy on him and you’ll find he doesn’t have anything but torn rags for lungs. But he went on smoking and drinking and trying to live a normal life.”
“Perhaps that was the best way to see it through,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
George Battle put it in a rather apt way.
“Even God seems to be against me,” he said. “In the midst of all this hell I lose an old and trusted friend.”
There wasn’t much to the story I heard when I joined Chambrun up in 17B, Battle’s suite. Dr. Cobb, it seemed, had returned from his visit to Chambrun’s office in pretty bad shape. Doc Partridge, our house physician, had been there when he got back. Jerry Dodd had produced the doc to stand by Battle while Cobb was out of the suite. Doc is old, can...tankerous, with bushy black eyebrows contrasting with his silvery hair.
“Damned old fool,” he said to Chambrun and the rest of us. Hardy was there, too. The Lieutenant had to be certain he didn’t have another homicide on his hands. “He had no business being up and around. Do an autopsy on him and you’ll find he doesn’t have anything but torn rags for lungs. But he went on smoking and drinking and trying to live a normal life.”
“Perhaps that was the best way to see it through,”
What to read after Walking Dead Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Pentecost to read onlineMoreLess
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