Summer On the River
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Ben takes photographs, wanders amongst the happy visitors and provides a safe anchorage from which Jemima and Charlie sail out from time to time to conduct an odd, unlikely love affair. They contrive never to be alone yet there are moments when they can draw apart and enter into their magical, private world: holding hands as they watch the flare and drama of the fireworks; Charlie’s arm protectively around her as the Red Arrows scream up the valley, turning and twisting just feet above the masts... of the moored yachts; laughing together as they cheer on the tug of war in Coronation Park.
Ben watches them with a queer mixture of envy and compassion. Jemima is so open, so funny, so easy to be with, and between the three of them runs a cheerful, jokey familiarity as if they have always known each other.
Claude and Evie seem to have entered into this strange conspiracy. The garden is the place where they all congregate each afternoon and where Jemima joins them, having come down on the Park and Ride or walked over from the office after work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ben takes photographs, wanders amongst the happy visitors and provides a safe anchorage from which Jemima and Charlie sail out from time to time to conduct an odd, unlikely love affair. They contrive never to be alone yet there are moments when they can draw apart and enter into their magical, private world: holding hands as they watch the flare and drama of the fireworks; Charlie’s arm protectively around her as the Red Arrows scream up the valley, turning and twisting just feet above the masts... of the moored yachts; laughing together as they cheer on the tug of war in Coronation Park.
Ben watches them with a queer mixture of envy and compassion. Jemima is so open, so funny, so easy to be with, and between the three of them runs a cheerful, jokey familiarity as if they have always known each other.
Claude and Evie seem to have entered into this strange conspiracy. The garden is the place where they all congregate each afternoon and where Jemima joins them, having come down on the Park and Ride or walked over from the office after work.
What to read after Summer On the River?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcia Willett to read onlineMoreLess
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