Cavalry of the Clouds
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I tore off one of my gaunt- lets and swung it furiously on to the burn- ing strip. The flame lessened, rose again when I raised the glove, but died out alto- gether after I had hit it twice more. The load of fear left me, and I discovered an intense discomfort, wedged in as I was between the two crossed bracing-struts. Five minutes passed before I was able, with 60 THE FLYING ACE many a heave and gasp, to withdraw back to my seat.
By now we were at close grips with the enemy, and our machine an...d another con- verged on a Hun. V. Was firing industri- ously. As we turned, he glared at me, and knowing nothing of the fire, shouted: *'Why the hell haven't you fired yet?" I caught sight of a Boche bus below us, aimed at it, and emptied a drum in short bursts. It swept away, but not before two of the German observer's bullets had plugged our petrol tank from underneath. The pressure went, and with it the petrol supply. The needle on the rev. -counter quivered to the left as the revolutions dropped, and the engine missed on first one, then two cylin- ders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I tore off one of my gaunt- lets and swung it furiously on to the burn- ing strip. The flame lessened, rose again when I raised the glove, but died out alto- gether after I had hit it twice more. The load of fear left me, and I discovered an intense discomfort, wedged in as I was between the two crossed bracing-struts. Five minutes passed before I was able, with 60 THE FLYING ACE many a heave and gasp, to withdraw back to my seat.
By now we were at close grips with the enemy, and our machine an...d another con- verged on a Hun. V. Was firing industri- ously. As we turned, he glared at me, and knowing nothing of the fire, shouted: *'Why the hell haven't you fired yet?" I caught sight of a Boche bus below us, aimed at it, and emptied a drum in short bursts. It swept away, but not before two of the German observer's bullets had plugged our petrol tank from underneath. The pressure went, and with it the petrol supply. The needle on the rev. -counter quivered to the left as the revolutions dropped, and the engine missed on first one, then two cylin- ders.
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 Bott to read onlineMoreLess
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