The Lamp of the Wicked
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This was where Herefordshire and Gloucestershire lay back- to-back on a lumpy mattress of tiered fields rising into old woodland of browning broadleaved trees and conifers high on the hillsides. But the valley didn’t look as if it belonged to either county as much as it belonged to the power industry.
‘You can’t believe they can still get away with this, can you?’ Merrily said.
‘Sorry?’ Frannie Bliss, driving, was somewhere else.
‘The pylons.’ They looked seriously hostile, like an army of the d...ead, bristling with obsolete weaponry. ‘I mean, would it be all that costly to run some of it underground?’ The joke was that there were so few homes in view that you could probably have electrified the lot with half a dozen windmills. Wreathed now in fog, the pylons were a primitive show of strength. Maybe one day they’d be industrial archaeology. Not yet.
Frannie Bliss glared at the countryside through the windscreen of his black Alfa, as though it was holding out on him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was where Herefordshire and Gloucestershire lay back- to-back on a lumpy mattress of tiered fields rising into old woodland of browning broadleaved trees and conifers high on the hillsides. But the valley didn’t look as if it belonged to either county as much as it belonged to the power industry.
‘You can’t believe they can still get away with this, can you?’ Merrily said.
‘Sorry?’ Frannie Bliss, driving, was somewhere else.
‘The pylons.’ They looked seriously hostile, like an army of the d...ead, bristling with obsolete weaponry. ‘I mean, would it be all that costly to run some of it underground?’ The joke was that there were so few homes in view that you could probably have electrified the lot with half a dozen windmills. Wreathed now in fog, the pylons were a primitive show of strength. Maybe one day they’d be industrial archaeology. Not yet.
Frannie Bliss glared at the countryside through the windscreen of his black Alfa, as though it was holding out on him.
What to read after The Lamp of the Wicked?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phil Rickman to read onlineMoreLess
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