Orders is Orders (2009)
Orders is Orders
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Patrols marched through the streets, turning aside to blast out lurking Chinese troops, occasionally running into a sniper’s bullets, singling out a few civilian examples to put the remains of the city upon its good behavior.
The south gate of the town was shut. Machine guns pointed both outward and inward as a double precaution; sentries stood stiff and alert. Weary soldiers sat in groups, staring at the ground in complete exhaustion after their attack and the subsequent mopping up.
Alo...ng the wall was a line of gray bundles and above them the stone was pitted with bullet holes. In a watchtower above the gate, a Chinese hugged his machine gun and the muzzle pointed at the afternoon sun. Small wisps of steam still rose from the burst water jacket.
Occasional troops of cavalry rode in from the plains, bringing fragments of the rear guard of the fleeing Chinese army. The prisoners were officers only, men who might wish to talk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Patrols marched through the streets, turning aside to blast out lurking Chinese troops, occasionally running into a sniper’s bullets, singling out a few civilian examples to put the remains of the city upon its good behavior.
The south gate of the town was shut. Machine guns pointed both outward and inward as a double precaution; sentries stood stiff and alert. Weary soldiers sat in groups, staring at the ground in complete exhaustion after their attack and the subsequent mopping up.
Alo...ng the wall was a line of gray bundles and above them the stone was pitted with bullet holes. In a watchtower above the gate, a Chinese hugged his machine gun and the muzzle pointed at the afternoon sun. Small wisps of steam still rose from the burst water jacket.
Occasional troops of cavalry rode in from the plains, bringing fragments of the rear guard of the fleeing Chinese army. The prisoners were officers only, men who might wish to talk.
What to read after Orders is Orders?
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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