The Heart Remembers (2012)
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Tim Braden walked out of the surgical ward washroom, having just finished assisting the hospital’s superintendent, Dr. Matthew Carroll, with a difficult lung operation.
Two nurses were passing along the hall, and stopped, asking how the surgery went.
Tim smiled. “Dr. Carroll says we did a good job. Mrs. Lankenshire will live.”
“That’s wonderful,” said one of the nurses. “I have an idea that when you finish your internship next May, Dr. Carroll and the other doctors around here are going to miss ...you.”
“No doubt about that,” put in the other nurse. “Every time you work with one of the other doctors in surgery, they always say how good you are.”
Tim blushed. “Well, I’m glad they feel that way.”
As the nurses walked away, Tim’s attention was drawn to one of the hospital’s orderlies, who was waving a yellow envelope while hurrying up the hall toward him.
Tim moved in that direction, and as the orderly drew up, he said, “Dr. Braden, this telegram just came in for you down at the receptionist’s desk, and Rosie O’Brien said I should run it up to you, since the Western Union agent said it was very important.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tim Braden walked out of the surgical ward washroom, having just finished assisting the hospital’s superintendent, Dr. Matthew Carroll, with a difficult lung operation.
Two nurses were passing along the hall, and stopped, asking how the surgery went.
Tim smiled. “Dr. Carroll says we did a good job. Mrs. Lankenshire will live.”
“That’s wonderful,” said one of the nurses. “I have an idea that when you finish your internship next May, Dr. Carroll and the other doctors around here are going to miss ...you.”
“No doubt about that,” put in the other nurse. “Every time you work with one of the other doctors in surgery, they always say how good you are.”
Tim blushed. “Well, I’m glad they feel that way.”
As the nurses walked away, Tim’s attention was drawn to one of the hospital’s orderlies, who was waving a yellow envelope while hurrying up the hall toward him.
Tim moved in that direction, and as the orderly drew up, he said, “Dr. Braden, this telegram just came in for you down at the receptionist’s desk, and Rosie O’Brien said I should run it up to you, since the Western Union agent said it was very important.”
What to read after The Heart Remembers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Al Lacy to read onlineMoreLess
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