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Practice Reading: Re-order Paragraphs ID: #46651 The golf club
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At the first moment of impact, she was convinced of immediate blindness but the bone had protected her, as the doctor from the high-walled house later assured her.
In the tale that she constructed for herself, there were significant moments in her progress; such os the day she was twelve years old and her brother quick- swung a golf club behind him ond hit her full in the eye.
The golf club had clean missed the eye and she was left with only a few stitches that healed to o pole drawing of past suffering.
It was a simple desire — not to be like her mother — that led Karen to create her own story, her own mythology, a mythology of difference and strength.
When she opened her eyes in the doctor's white-walled consulting room, overlooking the tennis Courts, and saw her mother clear before her, muttering predictably and paradoxically about both miracles and small mercies, she knew that she was saved for some purpose.

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