Bête
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I was caved-in. I was overwhelmed by grief. I’m English, and I am a man, and the thought of being emotionally demonstrative fills me with an unease bordering on horror. Still, there’s no point in being behindhand in this matter. My heart was broken. Never before, in a life liberally sprinkled with hardship and psychological trauma, had I felt anything like this. Every part of me told me my life was over. Every limb of my spirit ached so savagely I wanted to roll up and die.
In her last month...s she went downhill very quickly. Her skin became marked with many blotches the colour and size of five-cent coins. Her internal cavities collapsed, and the last few times we made love we had to use a specially designed medical sheath. That was exactly as heartbreaking as it sounds. Her eyes lost lustre. Of course I stayed with her. Near the end I asked her: ‘Do you want me to put you in a hospital?’ She shook her head. Every breath was an effort.
There were an uncountable number of dust motes in the air, entering and exiting the vertical sheet of light that came through the middle of the not-quite-closed curtains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was caved-in. I was overwhelmed by grief. I’m English, and I am a man, and the thought of being emotionally demonstrative fills me with an unease bordering on horror. Still, there’s no point in being behindhand in this matter. My heart was broken. Never before, in a life liberally sprinkled with hardship and psychological trauma, had I felt anything like this. Every part of me told me my life was over. Every limb of my spirit ached so savagely I wanted to roll up and die.
In her last month...s she went downhill very quickly. Her skin became marked with many blotches the colour and size of five-cent coins. Her internal cavities collapsed, and the last few times we made love we had to use a specially designed medical sheath. That was exactly as heartbreaking as it sounds. Her eyes lost lustre. Of course I stayed with her. Near the end I asked her: ‘Do you want me to put you in a hospital?’ She shook her head. Every breath was an effort.
There were an uncountable number of dust motes in the air, entering and exiting the vertical sheet of light that came through the middle of the not-quite-closed curtains.
What to read after Bête?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Adam to read onlineMoreLess
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