Death is a Lonely Business
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When we hit bottom I glanced over. A. L. Shrank stood on the pier, staring up at us lunatics who had willingly boarded the Titanic. A. L. Shrank backed off in the fog.
But we were climbing again. Everyone screamed. I screamed. Christ, I thought, we sound as if we mean it!
When it was over, the celebrants wandered off in the fog, wiping their eyes, holding on to each other.
Mr. Shapeshade stood beside me as the dynamite men ran in to wrap their explosives around the girders and st...ruts of the great ride.
"You going to stay and watch?" said Mr. Shapeshade, gently.
"I don't think I could stand it," I said. "I saw a film once where they shot an elephant right on screen. The way it fell down and over, collapsed, hurt me terribly. It was like watching someone bomb St. Peter's dome. I wanted to kill the hunters. No, thanks." A flagman, anyway, was waving us off.
Shapeshade and I walked back through the fog.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When we hit bottom I glanced over. A. L. Shrank stood on the pier, staring up at us lunatics who had willingly boarded the Titanic. A. L. Shrank backed off in the fog.
But we were climbing again. Everyone screamed. I screamed. Christ, I thought, we sound as if we mean it!
When it was over, the celebrants wandered off in the fog, wiping their eyes, holding on to each other.
Mr. Shapeshade stood beside me as the dynamite men ran in to wrap their explosives around the girders and st...ruts of the great ride.
"You going to stay and watch?" said Mr. Shapeshade, gently.
"I don't think I could stand it," I said. "I saw a film once where they shot an elephant right on screen. The way it fell down and over, collapsed, hurt me terribly. It was like watching someone bomb St. Peter's dome. I wanted to kill the hunters. No, thanks." A flagman, anyway, was waving us off.
Shapeshade and I walked back through the fog.
What to read after Death is a Lonely Business?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ray Bradbury to read onlineMoreLess
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