Across: |
| 2. | He was at the top of the ___ for an orderly. |
| 4. | He was at the ___ of the ladder. |
| 10. | He considered himself ___ to be alive. |
| 11. | Why had he ___ that job, he wondered. |
| 12. | His life was now a constant ___. |
| 16. | He must have had a good ___. |
| 17. | He ___ed himself lucky, ___ing what he'd read about bacteria. |
| 18. | His life was now a ___ regret. |
| 19. | His schedule ___ included three-day weekends. |
| 20. | He wished he had stayed with his ___ job. |
| 21. | ...unless he wanted to go to school to become a ___ed nurse. |
| 22. | He considered himself lucky to be ___. |
| 23. | Deadly bacteria were developing ___ to the latest drugs. |
| 26. | A hospital is a ___ place. |
| 27. | He loved ___ing the game to others. |
| 28. | He got infections, ___ colds or the flu, from patients. |
| 31. | His ___ regularly included four-day weekends. |
| 34. | He was ___ when he worked at the golf course. |
| 36. | He wished he had stayed an assistant pro at Brookside Golf ___. |
| 38. | --the freshly mowed ___, the blue sky, the white clouds. |
| 39. | He wanted out, but he had ___ to go. |