Saint Brigid's Bones (2014)
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We fed all the sisters and our handful of brothers at each meal along with the twenty or so widows who lived with us. I collected the table scraps and went out to feed the pigs in the pen at the far end of the compound. We were fattening them for slaughter soon and so had brought them in from the woods a few weeks earlier. Tending pigs was the job of slaves in most places, but Brigid had taught us that even the most humble task was of value when done in the service of God.
Our pigs were small ha...iry animals with long legs, barely distinguishable from the wild boars that roamed the forest. Most were black or reddish-brown, but the largest sow was white with red ears. I sat down on the log bench next to their pen.
When I was a girl, I used to marvel at the way Brigid had with animals, including pigs. One autumn afternoon when she was helping to bring the monastery swine into the feeding pen, a large wild boar suddenly burst into the middle of the herd. The poor animal had been running away from something and was as surprised as the sisters to find itself surrounded by strange pigs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We fed all the sisters and our handful of brothers at each meal along with the twenty or so widows who lived with us. I collected the table scraps and went out to feed the pigs in the pen at the far end of the compound. We were fattening them for slaughter soon and so had brought them in from the woods a few weeks earlier. Tending pigs was the job of slaves in most places, but Brigid had taught us that even the most humble task was of value when done in the service of God.
Our pigs were small ha...iry animals with long legs, barely distinguishable from the wild boars that roamed the forest. Most were black or reddish-brown, but the largest sow was white with red ears. I sat down on the log bench next to their pen.
When I was a girl, I used to marvel at the way Brigid had with animals, including pigs. One autumn afternoon when she was helping to bring the monastery swine into the feeding pen, a large wild boar suddenly burst into the middle of the herd. The poor animal had been running away from something and was as surprised as the sisters to find itself surrounded by strange pigs.
What to read after Saint Brigid's Bones?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Freeman to read onlineMoreLess
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