The Summer Guest (2016)
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We have spent nearly the entire day together with Natasha; we went down to the river with parasols and bottles of water. They described it all to me—the small boats in the distance—Anton Pavlovich with Artyomenko, Ivan and Misha, and Georges and Ivanenko, who spent more time falling in the water to cool off than fishing. Natasha went swimming with them, too. She doesn’t care about propriety or the fact that her hair was soaking wet. I asked Masha if she would join her; I hope she wasn’t offended.... In any event, she said kindly that she didn’t want to leave me on my own. After a long pause, she added, Antosha would never let me forget it if I were to swim in the river.
I was surprised and was about to answer when she said, almost rebelliously, I’ll come back on my own someday, or with Natasha, when there’s no one about. It does look so refreshing.
I came so often to the river as a child, swimming with Papa. His strong arms throwing me up in the air, letting me splash back down into the water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have spent nearly the entire day together with Natasha; we went down to the river with parasols and bottles of water. They described it all to me—the small boats in the distance—Anton Pavlovich with Artyomenko, Ivan and Misha, and Georges and Ivanenko, who spent more time falling in the water to cool off than fishing. Natasha went swimming with them, too. She doesn’t care about propriety or the fact that her hair was soaking wet. I asked Masha if she would join her; I hope she wasn’t offended.... In any event, she said kindly that she didn’t want to leave me on my own. After a long pause, she added, Antosha would never let me forget it if I were to swim in the river.
I was surprised and was about to answer when she said, almost rebelliously, I’ll come back on my own someday, or with Natasha, when there’s no one about. It does look so refreshing.
I came so often to the river as a child, swimming with Papa. His strong arms throwing me up in the air, letting me splash back down into the water.
What to read after The Summer Guest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alison Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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