Casey Gibson

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I stood outside in the sunlight and looked in at him lying still in the dark room and tried to think of ways I might be kinder. I thought of him lying there alone dreaming old Uncle Julian dreams, and I went into the kitchen and said to Constance, “Will you make Uncle Julian a little soft cake for his lunch?” “She’s too busy now,” Charles said with his mouth full. “Your sister works like a slave.” “Will you?” I asked Constance. “I’m sorry,” Constance said. “I have so much to do.” “But Uncle Julian is going to die.” “Constance is too busy,” Charles said. “Run along and play.”
We Have Always Lived in the Castle
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