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He tried to hang himself in the toilets on the locked ward. She heard and saw the nurses rushing to a fro like headless chickens. She sat on the sofa smoking. She'd spoken to him that morning before breakfast. They had watched the snow falling. The quacks won't be pleased. He'll be watched more carefully after that. She'd not tried that: hanging wasn't her thing. Slit wrists or overdose was more in her line. The Indian woman sat over the way rocking back and forth. All sorts. Nurses passed by; the plump nurse like a young hippo rushed past. She'd talk to him once he was about again. The snow had stopped. Now she supposed would come the rain.
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Mar 4, 2018
Mar 4, 2018 at 4:47 PM UTC
Come the Rain 1971