An Officer And a Spy
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It is therefore not until Monday, four days after my last conversation with Lauth, that I return to the section. Even as I am climbing the stairs I can hear Major Henry’s voice, and when I reach the landing I see him along the corridor, just emerging from Lauth’s room. He is wearing a black armband.
“Colonel Picquart,” he says, coming up to me and saluting. “I am reporting for duty.”
“It’s good to have you back, Major,” I reply, returning his salute, “although naturally I am very sorry f...or the circumstances. I do hope your mother’s passing was as peaceful as possible.”
“There aren’t many easy ways out of this life, Colonel. To be frank, by the end, I was praying for it to be over. From now on I intend to keep hold of my service revolver. I want a good clean bullet when my own time comes.”
“That’s my intention, too.”
“The only problem is whether one will still have the strength to pull the trigger.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is therefore not until Monday, four days after my last conversation with Lauth, that I return to the section. Even as I am climbing the stairs I can hear Major Henry’s voice, and when I reach the landing I see him along the corridor, just emerging from Lauth’s room. He is wearing a black armband.
“Colonel Picquart,” he says, coming up to me and saluting. “I am reporting for duty.”
“It’s good to have you back, Major,” I reply, returning his salute, “although naturally I am very sorry f...or the circumstances. I do hope your mother’s passing was as peaceful as possible.”
“There aren’t many easy ways out of this life, Colonel. To be frank, by the end, I was praying for it to be over. From now on I intend to keep hold of my service revolver. I want a good clean bullet when my own time comes.”
“That’s my intention, too.”
“The only problem is whether one will still have the strength to pull the trigger.”
What to read after An Officer And a Spy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris Robert A. to read onlineMoreLess
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