Camille Eddo English Z

Vocab words April 3rd, 2016

Joseph L. Byrd was an amiable man; quiet but kind, with a boyish face and soft rounded features. He lived on Sherwood Blvd. 22680 in Chuckslick, M.A., and lived 2,4901 steps away from his office. Every day at 6:03 AM Mr. Byrd would wake up to the shining light of his electric alarm clock on his nightside table, a pale green glow that would hurt his eyes ever so slightly as it gleamed into his corneas. At his bathroom sink, Mr. Byrd would wash his face and shave his stubbled chin with a sufficient twelve strokes of his razor, in a total of four minutes and twenty-six seconds. He would button his shirt which had a total of nine buttons in thirty-five seconds, and tie his plain black tie in a single windsor knot for forty-nine seconds. In those forty-nine seconds Mr. Byrd would complete six advanced mathematical equations that he could produce by counting the numerous dots on …show more content…
Rice had just turned thirty-two on July eighteenth, 2014, when she was diagnosed with a terminal infection. Her doctor, Dr. Alan Robette had dissuaded her from travelling to the city of Abuja without a proper check of her immunizations. But Ms. Rice had foolishly allowed the words of Margery Penne, a forty year old rumor-spreading harpy who worked in Eileen’s office, to taint the image of Dr. Robette with a malicious intent. Mrs. Penne had told Ms. Rice about a rumor the older woman had overheard about the male physician. Mrs. Penne had told Eileen that Dr. Robette had cheated on his wife, Mrs. Robette with a young twenty-year-old patient of his by the name of Julia Terrence. Once the word had gotten out that Ms. Terrence was pregnant, the rumor was that Dr. Robette had claimed to have no knowledge of Ms. Terrence’s existence. Ms. Rice had found his alleged actions abominable and had labeled Dr. Robette as a heartless malefactor with no