The Second-Last Woman in England
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The papers were full of it. A crowd had gathered at dawn outside the prison, petitions had been submitted. A last-minute appeal for clemency had been rejected and the Home Secretary had not intervened.
Cecil glanced at his watch. It was almost twelve-thirty and by now the boy was dead. To be hanged by the neck until you were dead, to wait in a cell and count down each day until you were scheduled to be put to death by your own government, your own countrymen. It was unthinkable, barbaric.
... The boy’s face stared at him from every newspaper in the carriage.
The Central Line train rattled into Tottenham Court Road station and screeched to a halt. It was lunchtime and the platform was crowded with office workers and shoppers making the most of the last days of the post-Christmas sales. The doors opened and a sea of people swept out and a sea of other people surged in, shopping bags knocking against each other, briefcases, hats, umbrellas, small children, all jumbled together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The papers were full of it. A crowd had gathered at dawn outside the prison, petitions had been submitted. A last-minute appeal for clemency had been rejected and the Home Secretary had not intervened.
Cecil glanced at his watch. It was almost twelve-thirty and by now the boy was dead. To be hanged by the neck until you were dead, to wait in a cell and count down each day until you were scheduled to be put to death by your own government, your own countrymen. It was unthinkable, barbaric.
... The boy’s face stared at him from every newspaper in the carriage.
The Central Line train rattled into Tottenham Court Road station and screeched to a halt. It was lunchtime and the platform was crowded with office workers and shoppers making the most of the last days of the post-Christmas sales. The doors opened and a sea of people swept out and a sea of other people surged in, shopping bags knocking against each other, briefcases, hats, umbrellas, small children, all jumbled together.
What to read after The Second-Last Woman in England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maggie Joel to read onlineMoreLess
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