Adventures in London
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" As he ends, we wait for the cheers. There are no cheers. The crowd is silent. These men have lost all heart and hope. The smiling inspector has taken a shorthand note of the speech. He closes his book and glances sardonically at us. The crowd closes round us. We are buried in the unemployed. They suffocate us. The ring of faces is like a circle in Dante's Inferno. These sad, mutilated shadows, "tormented phan- toms, ancient injured shades, " shut out the earth, the air, and the sky.
Dazed and... bewildered, we tear ourselves out of this Male- bolge of want. We walk in a stupefaction of despair through the dolorous streets of Canning Town. As we walk our guide lifts the lid of hell, and shows us its horrors. Yesterday two P. And O. Boats came in. Out of 2, 000 men waiting for a job, only 150 were needed. Eleven weeks ago the first register of the unemployed showed 91 5 workless men. On these men de- pended over 400 wives and 1, 060 children.
We investigate the case of the orator. He is 32.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" As he ends, we wait for the cheers. There are no cheers. The crowd is silent. These men have lost all heart and hope. The smiling inspector has taken a shorthand note of the speech. He closes his book and glances sardonically at us. The crowd closes round us. We are buried in the unemployed. They suffocate us. The ring of faces is like a circle in Dante's Inferno. These sad, mutilated shadows, "tormented phan- toms, ancient injured shades, " shut out the earth, the air, and the sky.
Dazed and... bewildered, we tear ourselves out of this Male- bolge of want. We walk in a stupefaction of despair through the dolorous streets of Canning Town. As we walk our guide lifts the lid of hell, and shows us its horrors. Yesterday two P. And O. Boats came in. Out of 2, 000 men waiting for a job, only 150 were needed. Eleven weeks ago the first register of the unemployed showed 91 5 workless men. On these men de- pended over 400 wives and 1, 060 children.
We investigate the case of the orator. He is 32.
What to read after Adventures in London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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