The Man Who Loved Birds (2016)
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Chatterjee was making her first rounds of the monastery infirmary—the abbot had appointed her visiting physician. She accompanied Flavian as he listened, cajoled, and ministered to his aged brothers. She busied herself elsewhere when he sneaked a beer to Brother Zaccheus from a stash concealed in the medications refrigerator but insisted that he take one away from Brother Dismas who had diabetes and no business drinking. She listened as Brother Wilfred, lost to Alzheimer’s, told the same anecdot...e three times. She stood by as he plumped pillows for Brother Eustache, who needed his bed cranked up so he could watch the changing light.
Their last patient was Brother Zaccheus, immobile and obese from multiple sclerosis. Flavian handed her the blood pressure cuff, which she looped around the great ham of Zaccheus’s arm. She pumped and released the bulb—a pneumatic sigh.
“A priest, a rabbi, and a minister were walking down a street in San Francisco,” Zaccheus said, “when they ran into a prostitute carrying one of those yellow plastic bananas that squeak when they’re pumped.” Flavian put his finger to his lips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chatterjee was making her first rounds of the monastery infirmary—the abbot had appointed her visiting physician. She accompanied Flavian as he listened, cajoled, and ministered to his aged brothers. She busied herself elsewhere when he sneaked a beer to Brother Zaccheus from a stash concealed in the medications refrigerator but insisted that he take one away from Brother Dismas who had diabetes and no business drinking. She listened as Brother Wilfred, lost to Alzheimer’s, told the same anecdot...e three times. She stood by as he plumped pillows for Brother Eustache, who needed his bed cranked up so he could watch the changing light.
Their last patient was Brother Zaccheus, immobile and obese from multiple sclerosis. Flavian handed her the blood pressure cuff, which she looped around the great ham of Zaccheus’s arm. She pumped and released the bulb—a pneumatic sigh.
“A priest, a rabbi, and a minister were walking down a street in San Francisco,” Zaccheus said, “when they ran into a prostitute carrying one of those yellow plastic bananas that squeak when they’re pumped.” Flavian put his finger to his lips.
What to read after The Man Who Loved Birds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenton Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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