Spy Killer
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Varinka was standing beside him with the other weapon.
“I aim for the tires,” said Varinka. “You aim for the driver. And don’t let them get by!”
Kurt, although he did not understand the move, was quite ready to fix up any number of Japanese. The car was traveling straight toward them. The road bent around the old tower like an ox yoke.
Varinka fired and flipped out the smoking cartridge. Kurt aimed at the base of the windshield. His first and Varinka’s second sounded as one explosion.
The machin...e yawed wildly. A pair of mustard-colored arms were flung out to one side. Dust and motion blurred the scene. The car seemed to trip over itself. It slid sideways toward a ditch, struck the embankment and went over, rolling, strewing men down the slope.
Kurt ran out, arriving at the top of the bank before any of the spilled occupants could move. The men were five in number, all of them Japanese.
But wait! A man-mountain was moving sluggishly to his feet. He turned and looked up and then bellowed a curse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Varinka was standing beside him with the other weapon.
“I aim for the tires,” said Varinka. “You aim for the driver. And don’t let them get by!”
Kurt, although he did not understand the move, was quite ready to fix up any number of Japanese. The car was traveling straight toward them. The road bent around the old tower like an ox yoke.
Varinka fired and flipped out the smoking cartridge. Kurt aimed at the base of the windshield. His first and Varinka’s second sounded as one explosion.
The machin...e yawed wildly. A pair of mustard-colored arms were flung out to one side. Dust and motion blurred the scene. The car seemed to trip over itself. It slid sideways toward a ditch, struck the embankment and went over, rolling, strewing men down the slope.
Kurt ran out, arriving at the top of the bank before any of the spilled occupants could move. The men were five in number, all of them Japanese.
But wait! A man-mountain was moving sluggishly to his feet. He turned and looked up and then bellowed a curse.
What to read after Spy Killer?
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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