The Convivial Codfish
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He then kissed his wife, as was his habit, and walked over to the hospital, where he found Jem Kelling propped up in bed raising hell.
“Hi, Jem,” he said. “You’re in good voice today, I see. Sarah sent you a pick-me-up.”
“Thank God there’s still one woman in the world with an ounce of human compassion in her bowels,” he snarled.
“Don’t bother glaring at me,” said the attendant nurse. “If I had any human compassion in my bowels, I wouldn’t last long with patients like you. Speaking of which, did ...you void this morning?”
“What kind of question is that to ask a man in front of company? Of course I did. Think I’m a goddamn camel?”
“You mean camels don’t?”
“How should I know? It’s a figure of speech. Go away.”
The nurse went, promising to come back soon and visit further indignities upon him. Jeremy Kelling replied, “Pah!” and got busy on his eggnog. Max Bittersohn watched until Jem showed signs of beginning to mellow, then opened a large manila envelope he’d brought with him and took out a group photo of the Comrades of the Convivial Codfish he’d extracted from Jem’s album.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He then kissed his wife, as was his habit, and walked over to the hospital, where he found Jem Kelling propped up in bed raising hell.
“Hi, Jem,” he said. “You’re in good voice today, I see. Sarah sent you a pick-me-up.”
“Thank God there’s still one woman in the world with an ounce of human compassion in her bowels,” he snarled.
“Don’t bother glaring at me,” said the attendant nurse. “If I had any human compassion in my bowels, I wouldn’t last long with patients like you. Speaking of which, did ...you void this morning?”
“What kind of question is that to ask a man in front of company? Of course I did. Think I’m a goddamn camel?”
“You mean camels don’t?”
“How should I know? It’s a figure of speech. Go away.”
The nurse went, promising to come back soon and visit further indignities upon him. Jeremy Kelling replied, “Pah!” and got busy on his eggnog. Max Bittersohn watched until Jem showed signs of beginning to mellow, then opened a large manila envelope he’d brought with him and took out a group photo of the Comrades of the Convivial Codfish he’d extracted from Jem’s album.
What to read after The Convivial Codfish?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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