Cavalry of the Clouds
Cavalry of the Clouds
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We hover above the town for a minute, and then leave for Bois- lens.
The machine now points westward and homeward, and thus has the full benefit of the wind, which accelerates our ground speed to about a hundred and fifty miles an hour. The gods take it into their heads to be kind, for we are not obliged to descend through the clouds over Boislens, as the region can be seen plainly through a gap large enough 136 CAVALRY OF THE CLOUDS to let me count the R. S. And note that a train, with steam u...p, stands in the station.
As Boislens is the last town mentioned by the H. Q. People who mapped out the recon- naissance, the job is all but completed. Yet twelve miles still separate us from the nearest bend of the trench line, and a twelve- mile area contains plenty of room for a fight. Since the open atmosphere shows no warn- ing of an attack, I look closely toward the sun for a fast scout will often try to sur- prise a two-seater by approaching between its quarry and the sun.
At first I am conscious of nothing but a strong glare; but when my goggled eyes be- come accustomed to the brightness, I see, or imagine I see, an indistinct oblong object surrounded by haze.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We hover above the town for a minute, and then leave for Bois- lens.
The machine now points westward and homeward, and thus has the full benefit of the wind, which accelerates our ground speed to about a hundred and fifty miles an hour. The gods take it into their heads to be kind, for we are not obliged to descend through the clouds over Boislens, as the region can be seen plainly through a gap large enough 136 CAVALRY OF THE CLOUDS to let me count the R. S. And note that a train, with steam u...p, stands in the station.
As Boislens is the last town mentioned by the H. Q. People who mapped out the recon- naissance, the job is all but completed. Yet twelve miles still separate us from the nearest bend of the trench line, and a twelve- mile area contains plenty of room for a fight. Since the open atmosphere shows no warn- ing of an attack, I look closely toward the sun for a fast scout will often try to sur- prise a two-seater by approaching between its quarry and the sun.
At first I am conscious of nothing but a strong glare; but when my goggled eyes be- come accustomed to the brightness, I see, or imagine I see, an indistinct oblong object surrounded by haze.
What to read after Cavalry of the Clouds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alan John Bott to read onlineMoreLess
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