Ashes to Ashes
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Not that I was about to ‘do my bit’; I knew that wasn’t my place. But I went. And given the state of my legs, it wasn’t lightly done. It hurt, and the claustrophobic feeling I got when I did it was as bad as the first time I climbed up there. But if Mr Steadman could do it with his bad leg, then I had no excuse. In fact, I could go on further than I ever had before. First to the Whispering Gallery and then up a further 119 steps, which brought me outside, to the Stone Gallery. I took it slowly, ...very slowly. But I did it and I was, I admit, a little proud of myself for it. I was just about ready to die, but I arrived in one piece, which was good enough for me.
From the Stone Gallery you can see the whole city and if the smog’s not settled over London, even the fields of Middlesex and Essex beyond. As I came out into the burning air, I didn’t even know whether there were any other blokes out there with me the air was so thick. Everything was being incinerated – wood, cloth, and, I’ve no doubt, people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not that I was about to ‘do my bit’; I knew that wasn’t my place. But I went. And given the state of my legs, it wasn’t lightly done. It hurt, and the claustrophobic feeling I got when I did it was as bad as the first time I climbed up there. But if Mr Steadman could do it with his bad leg, then I had no excuse. In fact, I could go on further than I ever had before. First to the Whispering Gallery and then up a further 119 steps, which brought me outside, to the Stone Gallery. I took it slowly, ...very slowly. But I did it and I was, I admit, a little proud of myself for it. I was just about ready to die, but I arrived in one piece, which was good enough for me.
From the Stone Gallery you can see the whole city and if the smog’s not settled over London, even the fields of Middlesex and Essex beyond. As I came out into the burning air, I didn’t even know whether there were any other blokes out there with me the air was so thick. Everything was being incinerated – wood, cloth, and, I’ve no doubt, people.
What to read after Ashes to Ashes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Nadel to read onlineMoreLess
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