The Independents
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As the two men crossed the covered porch, the physician’s tone was serious. “Bishop, I can’t do anything for him, and his fever is getting worse. Infection is going to win, even with the strongest of my antibiotics. The only chance is to remove that foreign object from his body. As I said, I can’t do that with the equipment we have here. I’ll most certainly kill him during the operation.”
Bishop could see the man was tired and frustrated. The two slowly ambled through the gardens, each lost ...in his own thoughts.
The doctor looked at the ground and moved his head slowly from side to side. “It’s a shame, just a crying shame. If this had happened just a few months ago…. I guess I’m going to see a lot of this from now on. The children will be the worst, I suppose.”
Bishop kept thinking about Terri. While she seemed healthy, there was no way to know for sure. You’re being selfish, think about Meraton and what they are building here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As the two men crossed the covered porch, the physician’s tone was serious. “Bishop, I can’t do anything for him, and his fever is getting worse. Infection is going to win, even with the strongest of my antibiotics. The only chance is to remove that foreign object from his body. As I said, I can’t do that with the equipment we have here. I’ll most certainly kill him during the operation.”
Bishop could see the man was tired and frustrated. The two slowly ambled through the gardens, each lost ...in his own thoughts.
The doctor looked at the ground and moved his head slowly from side to side. “It’s a shame, just a crying shame. If this had happened just a few months ago…. I guess I’m going to see a lot of this from now on. The children will be the worst, I suppose.”
Bishop kept thinking about Terri. While she seemed healthy, there was no way to know for sure. You’re being selfish, think about Meraton and what they are building here.
What to read after The Independents?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joe Nobody to read onlineMoreLess
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