Borrowed Time
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A fine mist fell from a gun-metal sky, adding a soggy undertone to the chill that ate into me from the surrounding air. Mud sucked at my boots as I eased along the fence, listening for any sounds of human activity, especially the sloshing tramp of a sentry making rounds. I'd researched what a minié ball could do to human flesh and didn't want to gain any personal experience with humanity's current state-of-the-art in maiming-and-killing technology.
Still, you gotta do what you gotta do. Portsmou...th, Virginia, on January 12th, 1862 certainly offered rotten weather and the threat of deadly violence, but it also likely held information of great importance to me and my client. I'd jumped into Richmond, the capital of the American Southern Confederacy, looking for clues to a possible Intervention and the biggest clue I'd found here-and-now pointed to this spot. A former U.S. warship, a frigate to be precise, had been burned to the waterline at Portsmouth in 1861 when U.S. government troops pulled out one step ahead of the Confederates.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A fine mist fell from a gun-metal sky, adding a soggy undertone to the chill that ate into me from the surrounding air. Mud sucked at my boots as I eased along the fence, listening for any sounds of human activity, especially the sloshing tramp of a sentry making rounds. I'd researched what a minié ball could do to human flesh and didn't want to gain any personal experience with humanity's current state-of-the-art in maiming-and-killing technology.
Still, you gotta do what you gotta do. Portsmou...th, Virginia, on January 12th, 1862 certainly offered rotten weather and the threat of deadly violence, but it also likely held information of great importance to me and my client. I'd jumped into Richmond, the capital of the American Southern Confederacy, looking for clues to a possible Intervention and the biggest clue I'd found here-and-now pointed to this spot. A former U.S. warship, a frigate to be precise, had been burned to the waterline at Portsmouth in 1861 when U.S. government troops pulled out one step ahead of the Confederates.
What to read after Borrowed Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jack Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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