Ride Out the Storm
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It was well known at Dover that it couldn’t be held for long but in front of it there was no cover whatsoever and a water obstacle every quarter of a mile, as well as flooded fields that formed a daunting tank trap. Nevertheless, a telephone message from La Panne begging for ships raised yet another of those interminable decisions the admiral was having to make. He had calculated that with the fifteen small destroyers he had left, the personnel vessels and the small craft, he ought to be able to... lift 43,000 men during the day. But the estimates he’d been given seemed to make it essential that the number should be 55,000 and he still didn’t know if the mole was functioning after the previous day’s disasters. There had been no bombing since dusk the previous evening, however, and the weather had improved. With a new shift in the wind the smoke cloud from the oil tanks was once more covering the anchorage and fresh small craft were beginning to arrive off the beaches.
It was the sway of the boat that told Kenny Pepper that Daisy was at last at sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was well known at Dover that it couldn’t be held for long but in front of it there was no cover whatsoever and a water obstacle every quarter of a mile, as well as flooded fields that formed a daunting tank trap. Nevertheless, a telephone message from La Panne begging for ships raised yet another of those interminable decisions the admiral was having to make. He had calculated that with the fifteen small destroyers he had left, the personnel vessels and the small craft, he ought to be able to... lift 43,000 men during the day. But the estimates he’d been given seemed to make it essential that the number should be 55,000 and he still didn’t know if the mole was functioning after the previous day’s disasters. There had been no bombing since dusk the previous evening, however, and the weather had improved. With a new shift in the wind the smoke cloud from the oil tanks was once more covering the anchorage and fresh small craft were beginning to arrive off the beaches.
It was the sway of the boat that told Kenny Pepper that Daisy was at last at sea.
What to read after Ride Out the Storm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Harris to read onlineMoreLess
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