1634: the Baltic War
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It struck one of the soldiers squarely in the throat, sinking almost to the hilt.Richard slammed into the legs of Doncaster, spilling him. Anthony seized Porter by the back of his head and drove the quill point into his left eye. Hard and deep enough to pierce the brain. Then—he was quite strong—lifted the small table and the corpse collapsing onto it and used them as a battering ram against the soldier who'd yet been untouched.A good man, that. He had the pistol out and even managed to get the ...doghead down before Leebrick could reach him. But between the shock and his haste, he had no time to aim. All he did when he pulled the trigger was shoot Porter in the back and kill him again.The impact slammed the soldier back against the side of the door. His helmet flew off, clattering into the corridor beyond. But it hadn't protected him enough to keep from being momentarily stunned—and a moment was all it took Leebrick to get his dirk from his boot and stab him under the chin.He twisted the blade loose, letting the corpse fall into the corridor alongside the helmet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It struck one of the soldiers squarely in the throat, sinking almost to the hilt.Richard slammed into the legs of Doncaster, spilling him. Anthony seized Porter by the back of his head and drove the quill point into his left eye. Hard and deep enough to pierce the brain. Then—he was quite strong—lifted the small table and the corpse collapsing onto it and used them as a battering ram against the soldier who'd yet been untouched.A good man, that. He had the pistol out and even managed to get the ...doghead down before Leebrick could reach him. But between the shock and his haste, he had no time to aim. All he did when he pulled the trigger was shoot Porter in the back and kill him again.The impact slammed the soldier back against the side of the door. His helmet flew off, clattering into the corridor beyond. But it hadn't protected him enough to keep from being momentarily stunned—and a moment was all it took Leebrick to get his dirk from his boot and stab him under the chin.He twisted the blade loose, letting the corpse fall into the corridor alongside the helmet.
What to read after 1634: the Baltic War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Weber to read onlineMoreLess
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