Ugly Behavior
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Something was coming. Something was clearly out there. Something he didn’t want to know about.
He’d had the cold for weeks. Three, four weeks. It didn’t seem right, didn’t seem natural. Weren’t colds two week affairs? His wife had told him that at some time or other. He remembered the time last winter he’d been moaning and groaning, thinking he was going to die, angry because she wouldn’t take care of him, wouldn’t even sympathize, and she’d said, “Two weeks and it’ll be gone. It’s just a cold. ...Drink your orange juice.”
Women had little sympathy for men. That had always been true. It was a way at getting back at their ill treatment under a patriarchy, he supposed. It was a man’s world, and women had little sympathy. He really couldn’t fault them for that, but it felt bad just the same.
Suddenly his body exploded into a fit of coughing. His face felt flushed. He could feel himself filling with fever. He could feel the tube of his throat constrict as he coughed, twisting at its root, trying to rip itself out of his body.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Something was coming. Something was clearly out there. Something he didn’t want to know about.
He’d had the cold for weeks. Three, four weeks. It didn’t seem right, didn’t seem natural. Weren’t colds two week affairs? His wife had told him that at some time or other. He remembered the time last winter he’d been moaning and groaning, thinking he was going to die, angry because she wouldn’t take care of him, wouldn’t even sympathize, and she’d said, “Two weeks and it’ll be gone. It’s just a cold. ...Drink your orange juice.”
Women had little sympathy for men. That had always been true. It was a way at getting back at their ill treatment under a patriarchy, he supposed. It was a man’s world, and women had little sympathy. He really couldn’t fault them for that, but it felt bad just the same.
Suddenly his body exploded into a fit of coughing. His face felt flushed. He could feel himself filling with fever. He could feel the tube of his throat constrict as he coughed, twisting at its root, trying to rip itself out of his body.
What to read after Ugly Behavior?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tem, Steve Rasnic to read onlineMoreLess
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