The Outcasts
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The doctor was called Kirby and loved a joke. He was round and friendly, with gray hair and black skin, in a white shirt and shorts, and tennis shoes. His hands were sure, and he had trained at St. Thomas’s in London. The white-tiled walls blushed a faint yellow in the moist morning light. “Congratulations. You’re a father. Millions of bouncing baby spirochetes. The new world’s gift to the old.”
Positive. Morrison sniffed: alcohol. None of this seemed to matter too much.
“We’ll have you right as... rain in a week,” Doctor Kirby said. “Modern science. You’ll never be a Nietzsche. Maupassant. Gauguin.”
Morrison sat like a rotting pumpkin.
“Penicillin,” the doctor said. “Know what that means? A very very little penis. What you should have had two weeks ago.” Mirth erupted.
Morrison said nothing.
“Where did you pick this up? Do you know?”
“In the bush,” Morrison said.
“Oh,” said the doctor. “Tourist?”
Morrison winced as the needle sank home.
He walked in the capital.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The doctor was called Kirby and loved a joke. He was round and friendly, with gray hair and black skin, in a white shirt and shorts, and tennis shoes. His hands were sure, and he had trained at St. Thomas’s in London. The white-tiled walls blushed a faint yellow in the moist morning light. “Congratulations. You’re a father. Millions of bouncing baby spirochetes. The new world’s gift to the old.”
Positive. Morrison sniffed: alcohol. None of this seemed to matter too much.
“We’ll have you right as... rain in a week,” Doctor Kirby said. “Modern science. You’ll never be a Nietzsche. Maupassant. Gauguin.”
Morrison sat like a rotting pumpkin.
“Penicillin,” the doctor said. “Know what that means? A very very little penis. What you should have had two weeks ago.” Mirth erupted.
Morrison said nothing.
“Where did you pick this up? Do you know?”
“In the bush,” Morrison said.
“Oh,” said the doctor. “Tourist?”
Morrison winced as the needle sank home.
He walked in the capital.
What to read after The Outcasts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Becker to read onlineMoreLess
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