Most Secret (2011)
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Admiral Thomson was a young man for a vice-admiral, not much over fifty; on the morning of our visit he was much engaged on a forthcoming operation, and had little time to spare for fishing-boats with flame-throwers. Yet he had found time to read the memorandum I had sent him; he discussed it with us for about ten minutes, and asked one or two questions.
In the end he said: “All right—I have no objection.” He turned to McNeil. “I wish you all good luck with it,” he said, “and on our side we shal...l do all we can to help. There are one or two restrictions that I have to make. It must not conflict with any major naval operation, and I must be the judge of that. And then, it must stand on its own feet. I can’t promise you any naval support. I can’t send destroyers up to the front door of Brest to help you out if you get into trouble. But you don’t want that.”
McNeil shook his head. “That isn’t the idea at all. The expedition is a minor one, and I don’t want to see it grow into a major operation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Admiral Thomson was a young man for a vice-admiral, not much over fifty; on the morning of our visit he was much engaged on a forthcoming operation, and had little time to spare for fishing-boats with flame-throwers. Yet he had found time to read the memorandum I had sent him; he discussed it with us for about ten minutes, and asked one or two questions.
In the end he said: “All right—I have no objection.” He turned to McNeil. “I wish you all good luck with it,” he said, “and on our side we shal...l do all we can to help. There are one or two restrictions that I have to make. It must not conflict with any major naval operation, and I must be the judge of that. And then, it must stand on its own feet. I can’t promise you any naval support. I can’t send destroyers up to the front door of Brest to help you out if you get into trouble. But you don’t want that.”
McNeil shook his head. “That isn’t the idea at all. The expedition is a minor one, and I don’t want to see it grow into a major operation.
What to read after Most Secret?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nevil Shute to read onlineMoreLess
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