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stillalive,atose,andh

uedpride,thatsanthahadhadthehaltocallthe

hospitaloionssoearlyin

theday,chlessthreesuchheftyoleasthiserewas

gone.hedidnttohavetoanalyzethat.

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fra,andpeeredout.ingfogfilledtheyon,butitwas

differentfrohefogthatfilledhisurtyardiy.thisone

er,gewasflannelgrayandfuzzygreen,andfora

uandistoodthereand

oved.nothingged.hesaoss,and

fog.hiseyeslapsedintoasleepystare.

”daddy”helookedoverhisshoulderatthedoor.hopesfacewas

allthatshhanarroe.

”idontfeelgood,daddy.stochhurts.”justthatquickly,so

didjacks.hestraightened.”hurts,asinpain”ifitwas

appendicitis,he.

”no.notpain.”

”ache””iguess.”hetothedoorandtouheek.”you

dontfeelfeverish.

thihingyouate””idontknoifigoto

schoolandstartfeelingsick,theyllhavetocallyou,andifyoure

intheaybeishouldjuststayinbed.”she

didntlooksi.shedidntfeelsi.thefreckles

shehadiedfroayskin.”dontyou

toseeyourther”hereyesoing,i

edgenuineenoughabout

that.

soithadtobethecat.”

thinkshefeelsgood,either.ifistayhere

hher,thetter.”jackrubbedthebackofhis

osay”hatsoundsfine.

exceptorroherorthe

dayafterthat”thecatgetbetterinaday

ortuinevere,youuldsstherestof

thesyoudoing

that.”

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aloneforawhole,longd

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