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LRB Article PDF: Flinch Wince Jerk Shirk (<i>LRB</i> volume 28 number 07, 6 April 2006) 

LRB Article PDF: Flinch Wince Jerk Shirk (LRB volume 28 number 07, 6 April 2006)

Frank Kermode

Christine Brooke-Rose, being in her eighties and suffering many intractable illnesses and disabilities, recognises that her life must be near its end. Since her retirement from the University of Paris (Vincennes) she has lived alone in a village near Avignon. Being well acquainted with illness, she has offered as her main reason for choosing to spend her old age in France the conviction that the French health services are far superior to the British, an opinion she has not had occasion to revise.

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