The Boy Allies At Jutland
The Boy Allies At Jutland
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Two sped forward.
Captain Raleigh of the _Queen Mary_ saw them advancing and the forwardanti-aircraft gun was unloosened. The first Zeppelin, flying low, waspierced before it had moved forward a hundred yards; and it fell intothe sea between the German battleships, a flaming mass. But the secondcame on.
Above the _Black Prince_ the Zeppelin paused. Something dropped throughthe air. There was a flash, an explosion and a dense black cloud rolledacross the water. When it had cleared the _Black Pri...nce_ was gone!
The anti-aircraft guns of the _Queen Mary_ and the _Indefatigable_fired furiously at the Zeppelin; and a few moments later a shot fromthe latter struck home. The second Zeppelin fell into the sea. By thistime the _Marlborough_ had drawn up with the _Queen Mary_ and the otherlarge British ships; and now these advanced majestically.
The first to encounter the weight of their guns was the Germanbattleship _Pommern_, of 12, 900 tons. Raked fore and aft, she was soonablaze. Her crew leaped into the sea, almost as one man, following anexplosion in her boiler room; and the water was dark with bobbingheads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two sped forward.
Captain Raleigh of the _Queen Mary_ saw them advancing and the forwardanti-aircraft gun was unloosened. The first Zeppelin, flying low, waspierced before it had moved forward a hundred yards; and it fell intothe sea between the German battleships, a flaming mass. But the secondcame on.
Above the _Black Prince_ the Zeppelin paused. Something dropped throughthe air. There was a flash, an explosion and a dense black cloud rolledacross the water. When it had cleared the _Black Pri...nce_ was gone!
The anti-aircraft guns of the _Queen Mary_ and the _Indefatigable_fired furiously at the Zeppelin; and a few moments later a shot fromthe latter struck home. The second Zeppelin fell into the sea. By thistime the _Marlborough_ had drawn up with the _Queen Mary_ and the otherlarge British ships; and now these advanced majestically.
The first to encounter the weight of their guns was the Germanbattleship _Pommern_, of 12, 900 tons. Raked fore and aft, she was soonablaze. Her crew leaped into the sea, almost as one man, following anexplosion in her boiler room; and the water was dark with bobbingheads.
What to read after The Boy Allies At Jutland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hayes Clair Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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