A Traveller in War-Time
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At any rate, oil and other things rise to the surface of the sea, and the Germans areminus another submarine. The chief machinist's mate, however, comes infor special mention. It seems that he ignored the ladder and literallyfell down the hatch, dislocating his shoulder but getting the throttlewide open within five seconds!
In this town, facing the sea, is a street lined with quaint housespainted in yellows and browns and greens, and under each house the kindof a shop that brings back to the mi...ddleaged delectable memories ofextreme youth and nickels to spend. Up and down that street on a brightSaturday afternoon may be seen our Middle-Western jackies chumming withthe British sailors and Tommies, or flirting with the Irish girls, orgazing through the little panes of the show-windows, whose enterprisingproprietors have imported from the States a popular brand of chewing-gumto make us feel more at home. In one of these shops, where I went tochoose a picture post-card, I caught sight of an artistic display of adelicacy I had thought long obsolete--the everlasting gum-drop.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At any rate, oil and other things rise to the surface of the sea, and the Germans areminus another submarine. The chief machinist's mate, however, comes infor special mention. It seems that he ignored the ladder and literallyfell down the hatch, dislocating his shoulder but getting the throttlewide open within five seconds!
In this town, facing the sea, is a street lined with quaint housespainted in yellows and browns and greens, and under each house the kindof a shop that brings back to the mi...ddleaged delectable memories ofextreme youth and nickels to spend. Up and down that street on a brightSaturday afternoon may be seen our Middle-Western jackies chumming withthe British sailors and Tommies, or flirting with the Irish girls, orgazing through the little panes of the show-windows, whose enterprisingproprietors have imported from the States a popular brand of chewing-gumto make us feel more at home. In one of these shops, where I went tochoose a picture post-card, I caught sight of an artistic display of adelicacy I had thought long obsolete--the everlasting gum-drop.
What to read after A Traveller in War-Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Churchill Winston to read onlineMoreLess
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