To Siberia
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If they ever find the shack they’ll think it’s the headquarters of the Communist Party. But we mustn’t be seen in such company,” he says, “you in particular,” and he puts out the flame of the paraffin lamp, and we bend down and go outside into the night and stand there until our eyes are accustomed to the dark, and then we start walking along the beach. He has the photograph in one hand and his shoes in the other. I carry my wet dress and jacket in a bundle under my arm. We walk the whole way wi...thout saying anything until we have to go into the shallow water before the reeds and the stream that runs out past the reeds, and it is still high tide. We roll up our trouser legs and wade. Jesper stops when we get near the stream outlet.“It’d be pretty silly to get wet now,” he says. “Wait here.”He wades off into the reeds, I hear splashing in there, but I can’t see anything before there’s a rustling again, and only then do I see his bare head faintly and he is standing in a rowboat poling his way out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If they ever find the shack they’ll think it’s the headquarters of the Communist Party. But we mustn’t be seen in such company,” he says, “you in particular,” and he puts out the flame of the paraffin lamp, and we bend down and go outside into the night and stand there until our eyes are accustomed to the dark, and then we start walking along the beach. He has the photograph in one hand and his shoes in the other. I carry my wet dress and jacket in a bundle under my arm. We walk the whole way wi...thout saying anything until we have to go into the shallow water before the reeds and the stream that runs out past the reeds, and it is still high tide. We roll up our trouser legs and wade. Jesper stops when we get near the stream outlet.“It’d be pretty silly to get wet now,” he says. “Wait here.”He wades off into the reeds, I hear splashing in there, but I can’t see anything before there’s a rustling again, and only then do I see his bare head faintly and he is standing in a rowboat poling his way out.
What to read after To Siberia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Per Petterson to read onlineMoreLess
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