Famine (2014)
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There were a few who felt bitter towards its very conception, because in a way it was so reminiscent of Belsen and Dachau, and similar concentration camps of ill-fame. This site, behind St. George’s Hospital, had been selected because there was an extensive clearance and rebuilding scheme on foot, and London’s councillors had extended the huge underground car park in Hyde Park so that it now covered – or would have, had the work been finished before the days of the famine – nearly a square mile.... This had been selected as the Camp because the foundation, walls and ceilings were of reinforced concrete, and consequently the Lozi could not burrow their way out.
Under a crash programme, while men still had energy, and material was available, it had been divided into chambers and departments with fireproofed doors, electronically controlled, so they had been able to segregate certain groups of Lozi. The only major addition necessary had been observation windows of very thick glass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were a few who felt bitter towards its very conception, because in a way it was so reminiscent of Belsen and Dachau, and similar concentration camps of ill-fame. This site, behind St. George’s Hospital, had been selected because there was an extensive clearance and rebuilding scheme on foot, and London’s councillors had extended the huge underground car park in Hyde Park so that it now covered – or would have, had the work been finished before the days of the famine – nearly a square mile.... This had been selected as the Camp because the foundation, walls and ceilings were of reinforced concrete, and consequently the Lozi could not burrow their way out.
Under a crash programme, while men still had energy, and material was available, it had been divided into chambers and departments with fireproofed doors, electronically controlled, so they had been able to segregate certain groups of Lozi. The only major addition necessary had been observation windows of very thick glass.
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