Love Story, With Murders
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The Royal Gwent Hospital.
I’m swaddled like a cartoon character. Bandages on my hands. Dressings on my head and arm. I’m on a drip. Antibiotics. Painkillers. But I’m in one piece, even if the piece itself has seen better days.
The thing that knocked me down in the barn was a timber falling from the roof. It struck me on the back of the head. Could have been fatal if I’d been standing farther back. I don’t know how long I was lying there, but as it turned out, it didn’t matter. The farmer... whose barn it was came out in his tractor to see what was going on. Found the wreck of his barn. The loss of his hay. And me. Hauled me semiconscious into his cab and drove us down to his farmhouse. His wife dialled the emergency services while the farmer – Arthur, as I subsequently learned – picked me up, carried me upstairs, and dropped me in the bath.
I was in and out of consciousness at this point. I remember I kept saying ‘tepid, tepid,’ because I was worried that hot water would be bad for my burns, cold water terrible for my hypothermia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Royal Gwent Hospital.
I’m swaddled like a cartoon character. Bandages on my hands. Dressings on my head and arm. I’m on a drip. Antibiotics. Painkillers. But I’m in one piece, even if the piece itself has seen better days.
The thing that knocked me down in the barn was a timber falling from the roof. It struck me on the back of the head. Could have been fatal if I’d been standing farther back. I don’t know how long I was lying there, but as it turned out, it didn’t matter. The farmer... whose barn it was came out in his tractor to see what was going on. Found the wreck of his barn. The loss of his hay. And me. Hauled me semiconscious into his cab and drove us down to his farmhouse. His wife dialled the emergency services while the farmer – Arthur, as I subsequently learned – picked me up, carried me upstairs, and dropped me in the bath.
I was in and out of consciousness at this point. I remember I kept saying ‘tepid, tepid,’ because I was worried that hot water would be bad for my burns, cold water terrible for my hypothermia.
What to read after Love Story, With Murders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Bingham to read onlineMoreLess
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