Hell's Legionnaire (2012)
Hell's Legionnaire
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Then it had been the Berber who had been below, trying to reach up to the murette, and whom I had pounded into a bloody and battered pulp with bullets. It appeared that the tables were turned.
I did not seem to fear the awful pain of the knife thrust half so much as the fall. Three hundred feet is a long way down. The white kepis below me looked like dimes.
To do it I had to let go with both hands. I jerked down a foot, dangling over space. Then I had the hillman’s knife wrist in my hand. He tri...ed to shake me without pulling back. He was wise, that one. He knew what I intended to do.
He must have felt himself slipping too close to the edge. Pebbles were showering down all around me. He jerked back and suddenly I was on hard earth. I rolled over, taking him with me. Behind him burnooses swirled. I would have to act fast.
Planting both my feet in his belly, I shoved up and back. He catapulted headfirst over the edge, screaming, through emptiness.
A rifle spat beside my face. I snatched the barrel and twisted it away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then it had been the Berber who had been below, trying to reach up to the murette, and whom I had pounded into a bloody and battered pulp with bullets. It appeared that the tables were turned.
I did not seem to fear the awful pain of the knife thrust half so much as the fall. Three hundred feet is a long way down. The white kepis below me looked like dimes.
To do it I had to let go with both hands. I jerked down a foot, dangling over space. Then I had the hillman’s knife wrist in my hand. He tri...ed to shake me without pulling back. He was wise, that one. He knew what I intended to do.
He must have felt himself slipping too close to the edge. Pebbles were showering down all around me. He jerked back and suddenly I was on hard earth. I rolled over, taking him with me. Behind him burnooses swirled. I would have to act fast.
Planting both my feet in his belly, I shoved up and back. He catapulted headfirst over the edge, screaming, through emptiness.
A rifle spat beside my face. I snatched the barrel and twisted it away.
What to read after Hell's Legionnaire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L. Ron Hubbard to read onlineMoreLess
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