Midwives
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Fifteen years ago, I always expected I’d be arrested one day. I marched against the war, I called police officers “pigs,” I smoked more than my share of pot.
But I guess I never got mad enough or wild enough or stoned enough to do something really crazy. Maybe I would have if I hadn’t been blessed with Connie. I knew plenty of girls then who would give a trooper the finger while holding their baby in their other arm, but that wasn’t me. My baby was always too precious to me to screw around l...ike that.
I remember that Rand was picked up once and herded into a wagon. He was one of dozens and dozens of guys arrested in a Washington, D.C., protest, and I probably would have been with him if I hadn’t been five months pregnant at the time. But I was carrying Connie, and the last thing I wanted to do was spend a day in a cramped van driving from Vermont to Washington, and then another day standing around in the D.C. heat, screaming my lungs out with thousands of really, really angry people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fifteen years ago, I always expected I’d be arrested one day. I marched against the war, I called police officers “pigs,” I smoked more than my share of pot.
But I guess I never got mad enough or wild enough or stoned enough to do something really crazy. Maybe I would have if I hadn’t been blessed with Connie. I knew plenty of girls then who would give a trooper the finger while holding their baby in their other arm, but that wasn’t me. My baby was always too precious to me to screw around l...ike that.
I remember that Rand was picked up once and herded into a wagon. He was one of dozens and dozens of guys arrested in a Washington, D.C., protest, and I probably would have been with him if I hadn’t been five months pregnant at the time. But I was carrying Connie, and the last thing I wanted to do was spend a day in a cramped van driving from Vermont to Washington, and then another day standing around in the D.C. heat, screaming my lungs out with thousands of really, really angry people.
What to read after Midwives?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chris Bohjalian to read onlineMoreLess
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