The Course of the Heart
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They often made her depressed and difficult to deal with; and Lucas, who was nervous himself, never knew what to do. After their divorce he relied increasingly on me as a go-between.
“I don’t like the sound of her voice,” he would tell me. “You try her.”
The drugs gave her a screaming, false-sounding laugh that went on and on. Though he had remained sympathetic over the years, Lucas was always embarrassed and upset by it. I think it frightened him.
“See if you can get any sense out o...f her.”
It was guilt, I think, that encouraged him to see me as a steadying influence: not his own guilt so much as the guilt he felt all three of us shared.
“See what she says.”
* * * On this occasion what she said was: “Look, if you bring on one of my turns, bloody Lucas Medlar will regret it. What business is it of his how I feel, anyway?”
“It was just that you wouldn’t talk to him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They often made her depressed and difficult to deal with; and Lucas, who was nervous himself, never knew what to do. After their divorce he relied increasingly on me as a go-between.
“I don’t like the sound of her voice,” he would tell me. “You try her.”
The drugs gave her a screaming, false-sounding laugh that went on and on. Though he had remained sympathetic over the years, Lucas was always embarrassed and upset by it. I think it frightened him.
“See if you can get any sense out o...f her.”
It was guilt, I think, that encouraged him to see me as a steadying influence: not his own guilt so much as the guilt he felt all three of us shared.
“See what she says.”
* * * On this occasion what she said was: “Look, if you bring on one of my turns, bloody Lucas Medlar will regret it. What business is it of his how I feel, anyway?”
“It was just that you wouldn’t talk to him.
What to read after The Course of the Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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