The Collected Stories of Richard Yates (2008)
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But the moment he tiptoed into the admitting ward and headed for the empty bed beside Frank Garvey’s, during Quiet Hour one June afternoon, Garvey could tell he was a repeat case. First-time patients looked shy in the hospital pajamas as they walked or were wheeled into the long, high room. They would glance about uneasily at the rows of horizontal men in tousled sheets, the sputum cups and Kleenex boxes and photographs of wives, before they yielded, tentatively, to the fresh bed that was to be ...their own, and usually they started asking questions right away (“How long’ve you been here? Eighteen months? No, but I mean, how long is it for the average cure?”).
But this one knows his way around; a couple of the old-timers in the rear of the ward were waving and grinning at him, which proved it. Observing the rules of the Quiet Hour, he put his folded clothes in the bed stand with elaborate care to avoid noise. Then, seeing Garvey was awake, he offered his hand across the space between their beds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the moment he tiptoed into the admitting ward and headed for the empty bed beside Frank Garvey’s, during Quiet Hour one June afternoon, Garvey could tell he was a repeat case. First-time patients looked shy in the hospital pajamas as they walked or were wheeled into the long, high room. They would glance about uneasily at the rows of horizontal men in tousled sheets, the sputum cups and Kleenex boxes and photographs of wives, before they yielded, tentatively, to the fresh bed that was to be ...their own, and usually they started asking questions right away (“How long’ve you been here? Eighteen months? No, but I mean, how long is it for the average cure?”).
But this one knows his way around; a couple of the old-timers in the rear of the ward were waving and grinning at him, which proved it. Observing the rules of the Quiet Hour, he put his folded clothes in the bed stand with elaborate care to avoid noise. Then, seeing Garvey was awake, he offered his hand across the space between their beds.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Yates to read onlineMoreLess
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