Birmingham Blitz
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But at the moment, Joe was safe. And as the days went by I discovered he was a letter writer, and he wrote to me as often as he could, every two or three days.
‘My dear sweet Genie . . .’ He’d tell me a bit about the routine of the squadron – what he was allowed to tell without too much of the censor’s blue pencil butting in. All day-to-day things. But by the end he always found something else to say – something specially for me. Things he might have been too shy to say to my face. And those bit...s I’d read again and again until I could remember every word. I’d recite them to myself in my head in the factory or in bed at night, trying to remember his face properly, the feel of him close.
‘I never knew what it was to be truly happy until I met you . . . Every day I think of that night I heard you sing . . . I’ll be home to you on the first train when they’ll let me . . . You have taken a piece of my heart from me . . .’ And I wrote back and found it easier to say on paper what you really think because you don’t feel such a tit doing it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But at the moment, Joe was safe. And as the days went by I discovered he was a letter writer, and he wrote to me as often as he could, every two or three days.
‘My dear sweet Genie . . .’ He’d tell me a bit about the routine of the squadron – what he was allowed to tell without too much of the censor’s blue pencil butting in. All day-to-day things. But by the end he always found something else to say – something specially for me. Things he might have been too shy to say to my face. And those bit...s I’d read again and again until I could remember every word. I’d recite them to myself in my head in the factory or in bed at night, trying to remember his face properly, the feel of him close.
‘I never knew what it was to be truly happy until I met you . . . Every day I think of that night I heard you sing . . . I’ll be home to you on the first train when they’ll let me . . . You have taken a piece of my heart from me . . .’ And I wrote back and found it easier to say on paper what you really think because you don’t feel such a tit doing it.
What to read after Birmingham Blitz?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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