The Devil Delivered And Other Tales
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in which a man seeks diagnosis Arthur Revell was fumbling with the ties of his paper shirt when the nurse stepped in.
“Have you safely stored your belongings, Mr. Revell?”
Arthur squinted down at her. She was wide, full breasted, and impossibly cheerful. “Yes, ma’am,” he said. “Tell me, is your wonderful smile a job requirement, or are you truly happy with my impending predicament?”
The nurse closed Arthur’s locker, removed the key, and handed it to him. “It comes with the job, Mr. Revell,” she ...said, still beaming up at him. “Not to put you at ease, I’m afraid, but to keep my sanity. If you’ll wait here but another moment, Dr. Payne will be by shortly.” She checked her pocket for her cigarettes, then left.
Arthur was alone again. He walked over to the window and looked down at the parking lot. The vehicles had backed up, filling the lanes between the rows of parked cars. Some people who had successfully parked and now wanted to drive away couldn’t, while everyone else waited for spaces that didn’t appear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
in which a man seeks diagnosis Arthur Revell was fumbling with the ties of his paper shirt when the nurse stepped in.
“Have you safely stored your belongings, Mr. Revell?”
Arthur squinted down at her. She was wide, full breasted, and impossibly cheerful. “Yes, ma’am,” he said. “Tell me, is your wonderful smile a job requirement, or are you truly happy with my impending predicament?”
The nurse closed Arthur’s locker, removed the key, and handed it to him. “It comes with the job, Mr. Revell,” she ...said, still beaming up at him. “Not to put you at ease, I’m afraid, but to keep my sanity. If you’ll wait here but another moment, Dr. Payne will be by shortly.” She checked her pocket for her cigarettes, then left.
Arthur was alone again. He walked over to the window and looked down at the parking lot. The vehicles had backed up, filling the lanes between the rows of parked cars. Some people who had successfully parked and now wanted to drive away couldn’t, while everyone else waited for spaces that didn’t appear.
What to read after The Devil Delivered And Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steven Erikson to read onlineMoreLess
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