The Lords' Day (Retail)
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THERE WAS STILL MORE THAN half an hour to go before the London Stock Exchange was due to close, but this was like nothing they had ever experienced, worse than 9/11, far worse than Black Wednesday.
They had struggled hard to reach the end of play, to pretend that it was just another day, but it wasn’t. The collapse was unstoppable, and those that tried to resist were simply crushed beneath it. Traders were slipping in the blood that was swilling about the floor. It was an abattoir.
So th...e Exchange was shut early. That had never happened before. Impossible, so it seemed, but no more incredible than what was going on in that other city down the road, in Westminster.
It was like the foundering of a great merchant ship off the shores of ancient Devon. Those who could, jumped for safety. Those who tried to swim against the tide disappeared and drowned. And as the ship sank, surrounded by the sounds of the storm and the cries of its victims, its precious cargo was washed overboard, to float on the stormy sea until it found its way to a safer shore, and into other hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THERE WAS STILL MORE THAN half an hour to go before the London Stock Exchange was due to close, but this was like nothing they had ever experienced, worse than 9/11, far worse than Black Wednesday.
They had struggled hard to reach the end of play, to pretend that it was just another day, but it wasn’t. The collapse was unstoppable, and those that tried to resist were simply crushed beneath it. Traders were slipping in the blood that was swilling about the floor. It was an abattoir.
So th...e Exchange was shut early. That had never happened before. Impossible, so it seemed, but no more incredible than what was going on in that other city down the road, in Westminster.
It was like the foundering of a great merchant ship off the shores of ancient Devon. Those who could, jumped for safety. Those who tried to swim against the tide disappeared and drowned. And as the ship sank, surrounded by the sounds of the storm and the cries of its victims, its precious cargo was washed overboard, to float on the stormy sea until it found its way to a safer shore, and into other hands.
What to read after The Lords' Day (Retail)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dobbs, Michael to read onlineMoreLess
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