I nterp reter O f Mal adies Jhum pa Lahiri
He put a glass lidon a pot oflamb, adjusting itso onlythe slightest bitofsteam could escape. Since January he’d been working at home, tryingtocomplete the finalchapters ofhis dissertation on agrarian ... she paid billsas soon as they came. Butnow she treated the house as ifitwere a hotel.
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