Take Or Destroy!
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@page { margin-bottom: 5.000000pt; margin-top: 5.000000pt; } 4Means had been taken to delude the German garrison who were worried by the successes of the Eighth Army which were already becoming apparent. As the sun crept over the rim of the Mediterranean on 30 October 1942, the dark waters of Alexandria harbour were busy. A destroyer moved whooping towards the west. Freighters waited with the harbour clearance vessels behind the boom, ready to move into captured ports along the coast as soon as ...the army arrived and the demolition experts had finished their job.The air was full of the drone of aircraft, and small boats dashed like beetles between the waiting ships. White harbour launches began to appear, green Egyptian flags fluttering from their trim sterns. On board were officials in red fezzes with portfolios under their arms, who tapped their legs with leather-covered canes. From somewhere a plaintive Bedou melody floated over the water.Near where Umberto had been anchored, an Arab felucca had stopped, her forty-foot mast reaching to the sun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
@page { margin-bottom: 5.000000pt; margin-top: 5.000000pt; } 4Means had been taken to delude the German garrison who were worried by the successes of the Eighth Army which were already becoming apparent. As the sun crept over the rim of the Mediterranean on 30 October 1942, the dark waters of Alexandria harbour were busy. A destroyer moved whooping towards the west. Freighters waited with the harbour clearance vessels behind the boom, ready to move into captured ports along the coast as soon as ...the army arrived and the demolition experts had finished their job.The air was full of the drone of aircraft, and small boats dashed like beetles between the waiting ships. White harbour launches began to appear, green Egyptian flags fluttering from their trim sterns. On board were officials in red fezzes with portfolios under their arms, who tapped their legs with leather-covered canes. From somewhere a plaintive Bedou melody floated over the water.Near where Umberto had been anchored, an Arab felucca had stopped, her forty-foot mast reaching to the sun.
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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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