Monday 10 November 2008

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futile hope, _they'll fix him and we'll take himNow." The proof of Changez's decline was that, this last time, he permitted his son to help him out. "Black shit is bad," he said, panting for breath. His lungs had filled up alarmingly; the breath was like bubbles pushing through glue. "Some ; this isn't "it"_, and his instant reaction to the doctor's words was rage. _You're the mechanic. Don't tell me the car won't start; mend the damn thing_. Changez was flat out, drowning in his lungs. "We can't get at his chest in this kurta; may we . . ." _Cut it off Do what you have to do_. Drips, the blip of a weakening heartbeat on a screen, helplessness. The young doctor murmuring: "It won't be long now, so . . ." At which
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like you have been spared the pain." Something in Changez relaxed at that, and Salahuddin realized how afraid the old man had been, how much he'd needed to be told... "Bas," Changez Chamchawala said gruffly. "Then I'm ready. And by the way: you get the lamp, after all."
An hour later the diarrhoea began: a thin black trickle. Nasreen's anguished phone calls to the emergency

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