The Rose of Singapore
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The citizens of the tiny British colonial island of Singapore celebrated this once-in-a-lifetime event in spectacular style. Boldly, and with great reverence to their new monarch, they transformed the already gay and colourful city into one bedecked with Union Jacks and buntings, red, white and blue streamers and banners, millions of glittering coloured lights and countless jewelled crowns all painted gold. Anticipating this memorable day, gardeners had worked diligently in every city park prepa...ring the soil and planting millions of plants, which now bloomed red, white and blue in massive displays of colour. And in brightly illuminated shopfronts the message ‘Long Live The Queen’ was splashed across banners in red upon gold displaying the peoples’ respect and goodwill towards their new ruler. On this day no talk was heard of independence.
In honour of the Coronation, Singapore’s rich diversity of ethnic groups united as one to celebrate this day joyously and with devotion towards the island’s new ruler.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The citizens of the tiny British colonial island of Singapore celebrated this once-in-a-lifetime event in spectacular style. Boldly, and with great reverence to their new monarch, they transformed the already gay and colourful city into one bedecked with Union Jacks and buntings, red, white and blue streamers and banners, millions of glittering coloured lights and countless jewelled crowns all painted gold. Anticipating this memorable day, gardeners had worked diligently in every city park prepa...ring the soil and planting millions of plants, which now bloomed red, white and blue in massive displays of colour. And in brightly illuminated shopfronts the message ‘Long Live The Queen’ was splashed across banners in red upon gold displaying the peoples’ respect and goodwill towards their new ruler. On this day no talk was heard of independence.
In honour of the Coronation, Singapore’s rich diversity of ethnic groups united as one to celebrate this day joyously and with devotion towards the island’s new ruler.
What to read after The Rose of Singapore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Neville to read onlineMoreLess
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