No Ordinary Day
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I was back in the same ward, close to the same bed. My old bed was still occupied by the woman with all the bandages. They were putting me in the bed right next to her.
“You’re close to the window,” Dr. Indra said. “You can keep an eye on the world.”
“Are you going to do that to me?” I pointed to the woman in the bandages.
“If you give me any trouble, I might.” But she said it with a smile, so she was probably joking.
I started to sit on the bed but she stopped me.
“You’re fi...lthy.”
“Do you want me to go down to the river to wash?”
She had something else in mind.
The tea lady, whose name was Usha, did more than just pour tea.
“The washing room is through here,” she said. “Let’s get you clean.”
At the end of the ward was a small lavatory with showers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was back in the same ward, close to the same bed. My old bed was still occupied by the woman with all the bandages. They were putting me in the bed right next to her.
“You’re close to the window,” Dr. Indra said. “You can keep an eye on the world.”
“Are you going to do that to me?” I pointed to the woman in the bandages.
“If you give me any trouble, I might.” But she said it with a smile, so she was probably joking.
I started to sit on the bed but she stopped me.
“You’re fi...lthy.”
“Do you want me to go down to the river to wash?”
She had something else in mind.
The tea lady, whose name was Usha, did more than just pour tea.
“The washing room is through here,” she said. “Let’s get you clean.”
At the end of the ward was a small lavatory with showers.
What to read after No Ordinary Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deborah Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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