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Page 178
... moved to meet Christopher . Jakob squeezed the trigger . The explosion in the small valley . The rising sun . The ludicrous sound of cattle bellowing into the new light . 1. Waiting We are waiting , my mother and I. 178.
... moved to meet Christopher . Jakob squeezed the trigger . The explosion in the small valley . The rising sun . The ludicrous sound of cattle bellowing into the new light . 1. Waiting We are waiting , my mother and I. 178.
Page 181
Matt Cohen. 1. Waiting We are waiting , my mother and I. She is waiting for my father to die , I am waiting for the nurse to tell me that he is ready to be seen . My mother's lips are pressed together , her mouth a constantly shifting ...
Matt Cohen. 1. Waiting We are waiting , my mother and I. She is waiting for my father to die , I am waiting for the nurse to tell me that he is ready to be seen . My mother's lips are pressed together , her mouth a constantly shifting ...
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... waiting to die , of - I eventually realized - doing nothing more than breathe and watch his life grow transparent and slip away . The official line was that he was getting better , that his heart was healing and repairing itself . He ...
... waiting to die , of - I eventually realized - doing nothing more than breathe and watch his life grow transparent and slip away . The official line was that he was getting better , that his heart was healing and repairing itself . He ...
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