Midnight in Siberia: a Train Journey Into the Heart of Russia
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Andrei Gorodilov, who lives with his wife and son in the city (a half hour from his father in Sagra), is waiting for us in the parking lot of the train station.
“David, Sergei, zdravstvuyte!”
“Andrei, privet. Rosa tozhe skazala privet [Andrei, hi. And Rose also says hi].”
“David, look,” Andrei says in his bit of English. He climbs into the driver’s seat of his SUV, reaches into the console to the right and pulls out a fading Aeroflot boarding pass—with Rose’s e-mail address scribbled on it: “I s...till have!”
I am really touched. “Andrei, she wishes she could be here.”
“I will be glad to see her.”
But that wasn’t all.
“Vodka.” He reaches into the glove compartment, and there is the third bottle of vodka I left to Andrei and his family: “I don’t drink!”
I am really happy our first visit to Sagra was as meaningful to him as it was to me.
The three of us go to a sushi restaurant near the train station, attached to a hotel where we get two rooms for the night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Andrei Gorodilov, who lives with his wife and son in the city (a half hour from his father in Sagra), is waiting for us in the parking lot of the train station.
“David, Sergei, zdravstvuyte!”
“Andrei, privet. Rosa tozhe skazala privet [Andrei, hi. And Rose also says hi].”
“David, look,” Andrei says in his bit of English. He climbs into the driver’s seat of his SUV, reaches into the console to the right and pulls out a fading Aeroflot boarding pass—with Rose’s e-mail address scribbled on it: “I s...till have!”
I am really touched. “Andrei, she wishes she could be here.”
“I will be glad to see her.”
But that wasn’t all.
“Vodka.” He reaches into the glove compartment, and there is the third bottle of vodka I left to Andrei and his family: “I don’t drink!”
I am really happy our first visit to Sagra was as meaningful to him as it was to me.
The three of us go to a sushi restaurant near the train station, attached to a hotel where we get two rooms for the night.
What to read after Midnight in Siberia: a Train Journey Into the Heart of Russia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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