Dawson A Yachting Competition

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neck.He had expected to suffer an attack the moment that he’d been spritzed in the face, but perhaps the drug that Moloch breath.Worse still: The feeble effort he made to sit upright instead caused him to slide farther down. In fact he seemed about to slip off the seat. [584] His legs buckled and twisted upon themselves, folding into the knee space in front of the dashboard, and his butt hung off the edge of the seat. From the waist to his neck, he was lying flat on the seat, his head tipped up against the back of it.He felt his airways narrowing.He wheezed, sucked, snorked for breath, drew in little, squeezed out less. That familiar hard-boiled egg settled in his windpipe, that stone, that blocking wad.He could not breathe on his back.He could not breathe. He could not breathe.Moloch stomped the brakes. The car fishtailed, then spun. administered had, as a side effect, delayed the asthmatic response. Now here it came, and with a vengeance.Fric began to wheeze. His chest tightened, and he couldn’t get enough breath.He didn’t have his inhaler.As bad, maybe worse: He remained semiparalyzed, unable to claw himself up from a slack-limbed slump into a full sitting position. He had to be more upright to use the muscles of his chest walls and of his neck to squeeze out every trapped