Schmidt the Spy And His Messages to Berlin
Schmidt the Spy And His Messages to Berlin
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27 The Londoners are leaving nothing to chance.
28 ** To prevent the capture of the capital y Londori is being taken down and removed to a secret destination. '" — Schmidt.
29 The British are discovered to be building Zeppelins also.
30 ' * Large Zeppeli7i sheds have been erected hy the English at places called St. Pancras, Euston, Waterloo, Paddingtofiy Liverpool Street, Great Central, Victoria, London Bridge and Charing Cross/^ — Schmidt.
31 The British reserves are nearly exhausted.
32 (i Th...e dearth of recruits has obliged the English Government to call out the Landwehr^ the most juvenile of the fighting forces. '^ — Schmidt.
2>l The shortage of men is self-evident.
34 "''Failing to raise an army of men ^ the English have organised an army of wofnen, who are armed "with strange weapons and have a peculiar war-cry of their own.^' — Schmidt.
35 Britain has recourse to Coloured troops.
36 ** The Indian Army has arrived in London ^ and its officers may be seen carousing in the streets of the West End.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
27 The Londoners are leaving nothing to chance.
28 ** To prevent the capture of the capital y Londori is being taken down and removed to a secret destination. '" — Schmidt.
29 The British are discovered to be building Zeppelins also.
30 ' * Large Zeppeli7i sheds have been erected hy the English at places called St. Pancras, Euston, Waterloo, Paddingtofiy Liverpool Street, Great Central, Victoria, London Bridge and Charing Cross/^ — Schmidt.
31 The British reserves are nearly exhausted.
32 (i Th...e dearth of recruits has obliged the English Government to call out the Landwehr^ the most juvenile of the fighting forces. '^ — Schmidt.
2>l The shortage of men is self-evident.
34 "''Failing to raise an army of men ^ the English have organised an army of wofnen, who are armed "with strange weapons and have a peculiar war-cry of their own.^' — Schmidt.
35 Britain has recourse to Coloured troops.
36 ** The Indian Army has arrived in London ^ and its officers may be seen carousing in the streets of the West End.
What to read after Schmidt the Spy And His Messages to Berlin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Leete to read onlineMoreLess
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