Going for Gold
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As the bus doors slid shut, I felt really confused. I’d assumed she’d be as keen to see me as I was to see her. I didn’t know what to think. Was it something I said?I thought of calling Maia back on her mobile but Lola was beside me, stony faced. She hadn’t said a word since we got up. It wasn’t such a long drive to the time site, but with my friend giving me the big silent treatment, it seemed a LOT longer.It was technically morning by the time we arrived at the temple, but the sun stayed stubb...ornly behind yellowish cloud.We climbed up crumbling steps between rows of weather-beaten statues depicting Egyptian gods wearing that bizarre headgear that always reminds me of space helmets.The temple was mostly rubble. Just four giant sand-coloured pillars were left, towering over us like massive trees, making me feel like a pointless little ant.Khaled made us examine the base of one of the pillars, where someone had carved exquisite lotus flowers from the stone. If you squinted you could make out speckles of sky blue on one of the lotus petals, the one ancient Egyptian colour to survive centuries of desert storms.Even though I felt so down, I felt a tiny buzz of excitement to think I’d be seeing this dust-coloured ruin restored to its original blues, greens and glittering gold, assuming I managed to find a time-stream.I had to work with Yoko this time, but I had soo much trouble focusing you wouldn’t believe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As the bus doors slid shut, I felt really confused. I’d assumed she’d be as keen to see me as I was to see her. I didn’t know what to think. Was it something I said?I thought of calling Maia back on her mobile but Lola was beside me, stony faced. She hadn’t said a word since we got up. It wasn’t such a long drive to the time site, but with my friend giving me the big silent treatment, it seemed a LOT longer.It was technically morning by the time we arrived at the temple, but the sun stayed stubb...ornly behind yellowish cloud.We climbed up crumbling steps between rows of weather-beaten statues depicting Egyptian gods wearing that bizarre headgear that always reminds me of space helmets.The temple was mostly rubble. Just four giant sand-coloured pillars were left, towering over us like massive trees, making me feel like a pointless little ant.Khaled made us examine the base of one of the pillars, where someone had carved exquisite lotus flowers from the stone. If you squinted you could make out speckles of sky blue on one of the lotus petals, the one ancient Egyptian colour to survive centuries of desert storms.Even though I felt so down, I felt a tiny buzz of excitement to think I’d be seeing this dust-coloured ruin restored to its original blues, greens and glittering gold, assuming I managed to find a time-stream.I had to work with Yoko this time, but I had soo much trouble focusing you wouldn’t believe.
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