Swimming Without a Net
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Then she swam right up behind him and poked him rudely between the shoulder blades.She thought she saw Kertal grin, but couldn’t be sure. Tennian’s brother slowly turned around and said, with great reluctance, Good morning.I’m Fred. And you are…?Rennan.Hello again, Fredrika, Kertal said politely. He gestured to the women, one a tiny creature with true black hair—not dark brown, black—and matching eyes, the other long and slender, with grenadine-colored hair and eyes. This is Meerna, and Bettan.H...i, ladies.It was kind of you to join us, Kertal added.Oh, heck, I wouldn’t have missed it. So! Isn’t it so incredibly awkward that my father tried to overthrow the monarchy three decades ago?Again, she thought she saw a smile on Kertal’s face, but it vanished too quickly for her to be sure.The small, black-haired mermaid blinked and finally replied, Yes. I suppose that is awkward.Is it true you’ve lived nearly all your life on the surface? the tall redhead asked. She was pale, like every Undersea Folk Fred had ever met, but so pale her skin was almost translucent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then she swam right up behind him and poked him rudely between the shoulder blades.She thought she saw Kertal grin, but couldn’t be sure. Tennian’s brother slowly turned around and said, with great reluctance, Good morning.I’m Fred. And you are…?Rennan.Hello again, Fredrika, Kertal said politely. He gestured to the women, one a tiny creature with true black hair—not dark brown, black—and matching eyes, the other long and slender, with grenadine-colored hair and eyes. This is Meerna, and Bettan.H...i, ladies.It was kind of you to join us, Kertal added.Oh, heck, I wouldn’t have missed it. So! Isn’t it so incredibly awkward that my father tried to overthrow the monarchy three decades ago?Again, she thought she saw a smile on Kertal’s face, but it vanished too quickly for her to be sure.The small, black-haired mermaid blinked and finally replied, Yes. I suppose that is awkward.Is it true you’ve lived nearly all your life on the surface? the tall redhead asked. She was pale, like every Undersea Folk Fred had ever met, but so pale her skin was almost translucent.
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