The Fourth Hand
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Nicholas M.
Zajac, a hand surgeon with Schatzman, Gingeleskie, Mengerink & Associates—the leading center for hand care in Massachusetts. Dr. Zajac was also an assistant clinical professor of surgery at Harvard. It was his idea to initiate a search for potential hand donors and recipients on the Internet (www.needahand.com).
Dr. Zajac was a half-generation older than Patrick Wal ingford. That both Deerfield and Amherst were al - boys’ institutions when he’d attended them is insufficient explanati...on for the single-sex attitude that accompanied his presence as strongly as his bad choice in aftershave.
No one from his Deerfield days, or from his four years at Amherst, remembered him. He’d played varsity lacrosse, in both prep school and col ege—he was actual y a starter— but not even his coaches remembered him. It is exceedingly rare to remain that anonymous on athletic teams; yet Nick Zajac had spent his youth and young manhood in an uncannily unmemorable but successful pursuit of excel ence, with no friends and not one sexual experience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nicholas M.
Zajac, a hand surgeon with Schatzman, Gingeleskie, Mengerink & Associates—the leading center for hand care in Massachusetts. Dr. Zajac was also an assistant clinical professor of surgery at Harvard. It was his idea to initiate a search for potential hand donors and recipients on the Internet (www.needahand.com).
Dr. Zajac was a half-generation older than Patrick Wal ingford. That both Deerfield and Amherst were al - boys’ institutions when he’d attended them is insufficient explanati...on for the single-sex attitude that accompanied his presence as strongly as his bad choice in aftershave.
No one from his Deerfield days, or from his four years at Amherst, remembered him. He’d played varsity lacrosse, in both prep school and col ege—he was actual y a starter— but not even his coaches remembered him. It is exceedingly rare to remain that anonymous on athletic teams; yet Nick Zajac had spent his youth and young manhood in an uncannily unmemorable but successful pursuit of excel ence, with no friends and not one sexual experience.
What to read after The Fourth Hand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Irving to read onlineMoreLess
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