2 the Weed That Strings the Hangman’s Bag: a Flavia De Luce Mystery
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BUT HOW could the man with the pitchfork have been Rupert?My mind was spinning like a painted tin top.The last place on earth I had ever expected Dieter’s tale to end was in Jubilee Field at the Ingleby farm. But one thing now became perfectly clear: If Rupert had been at Culverhouse Farm six years ago, during the war, it would explain, at least in part, how the wooden face of his puppet Jack had come to be carved in the image of Robin Ingleby.Father let out a sigh.“I remember it well,” he said.... “Your machine was brought down in Jubilee Field, just below Gibbet Wood.”Dieter nodded. “I was sent for a short time to a prisoner-of-war camp with thirty or forty other Luftwaffe officers and men, where our days were spent ditching and hedging. It was backbreaking work, but at least I was still in England. Most German pilots who were captured were sent abroad to camps in Canada, where there was little hope of escape.“When I was offered a chance to live and work on a farm, I jumped at it; although it was not compulsory, many of us did.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BUT HOW could the man with the pitchfork have been Rupert?My mind was spinning like a painted tin top.The last place on earth I had ever expected Dieter’s tale to end was in Jubilee Field at the Ingleby farm. But one thing now became perfectly clear: If Rupert had been at Culverhouse Farm six years ago, during the war, it would explain, at least in part, how the wooden face of his puppet Jack had come to be carved in the image of Robin Ingleby.Father let out a sigh.“I remember it well,” he said.... “Your machine was brought down in Jubilee Field, just below Gibbet Wood.”Dieter nodded. “I was sent for a short time to a prisoner-of-war camp with thirty or forty other Luftwaffe officers and men, where our days were spent ditching and hedging. It was backbreaking work, but at least I was still in England. Most German pilots who were captured were sent abroad to camps in Canada, where there was little hope of escape.“When I was offered a chance to live and work on a farm, I jumped at it; although it was not compulsory, many of us did.
What to read after 2 the Weed That Strings the Hangman’s Bag: a Flavia De Luce Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alan Bradley to read onlineMoreLess
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