Across: |
| 1. | Is he lying on the bed with a ___ look on his face? |
| 6. | He then ___ up and went back to work. |
| 7. | "I'll call you back in a bit, ___?" ... "___, Ira. Thanks a lot," Teddy said.
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| 8. | A while ___, Teddy's phone rang. ... We can move him to his bed ___. |
| 9. | The coroner said they wouldn't be ___ to make it here until tomorrow. |
| 10. | A ___ of hours later, he called again. |
| 12. | The only ___ who talked to Uncle Harry regularly was Teddy. |
| 14. | Anyway, I'll go next ___ and see what's up. |
| 15. | I know where he ___s his spare key. |
| 16. | I have bad ___. |
| 18. | I'm sorry it took ___ long. ... Harry didn't answer, ___ I used his key. |
| 19. | It was Ira. He sounded ___. |
| 20. | ___ Harry had no answering machine because hardly anyone called. |
| 22. | When he finally did get ___, Uncle Harry would chastise Teddy. |
| 25. | I called him three ___s today. |
| 26. | Is he lying on the bed with a peaceful look on his ___? |
| 28. | Did he die in his ___? |
| 30. | I called him ___ times today. |
| 32. | I know where he hides his spare ___. ... I used his spare ___. |
| 33. | How do you always ___ to call me when I'm in the bathroom? |
| 34. | So much for all their talk about ___ living, he sometimes thought. |
| 36. | Most of his friends were already ___. ... He was ___, Teddy. |
| 40. | The only person who talked to Uncle Harry regularly was his ___ Teddy. |
| 41. | Harry would ___ Teddy for his bad timing. |
| 42. | That afternoon he called Uncle Harry ___. ___, no answer. |
| 43. | It was Ira. He ___ed shaken. |
| 45. | I'll go ___ door and see what's up. |
| 46. | But I'm a ___ worried about Uncle Harry. |
| 49. | Harry didn't answer the door, so I used his ___ key. |
| 50. | Harry had no answering machine because ___ anyone ever called. |
| 53. | Most of his friends and ___s were already dead. |
| 54. | He's lying on the bathroom ___ with a look of surprise on his face. |
| 55. | Oh, my ___! That's terrible! |
| 56. | "Is he ___ on the bed?" "Not exactly. He's ___ on the bathroom floor." |
| 57. | So much for all ___ talk about clean living. |
| 59. | "Hi, Ira, this is ___." "Hi, ___. How are you?"
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| 61. | But right now I've ___ to go home. |
| 62. | He had ___d them all, even though he smoked and drank most of his life. |
| 63. | Right now I've got to go ___. |
| 64. | I don't think he could have been in the ___ all three times, do you? |
| 65. | I'm ___ it took so long. ... He was dead, Teddy. I'm ___. |