The Way of the Air
The Way of the Air
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I had treated my hands and face with a generous dose of vaseline, which I had been assured would keep out the cold, and which advice I now gratefully acknowledge to be correct.
68 THE WAY OF THE AIR As we mount higher my perspective extei and out of the grey mists and the dark shadows land and sea begin to assume their natural form and colour. On the former there are now signs of movement; along the roads crawl the ant-like pro- cession of ammunition columns back from their nightly trip to the ...firing lines. A steaming " Puff- ing Billy " slowly drags along on a limber, a "grandmother" (naval 1 5-inch gun) blocking up the whole roadway, which must cause considerable annoyance to the long string of cars and motor- bike despatch riders held up in the rear.
On the roadside, by a wood, a company of infantry are falling in for early parade; they look up at us in a half interested sort of way. Some wave their hats and rifles at us. I wave my hand in reply, but know they cannot see us. We keep on climbing steadily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had treated my hands and face with a generous dose of vaseline, which I had been assured would keep out the cold, and which advice I now gratefully acknowledge to be correct.
68 THE WAY OF THE AIR As we mount higher my perspective extei and out of the grey mists and the dark shadows land and sea begin to assume their natural form and colour. On the former there are now signs of movement; along the roads crawl the ant-like pro- cession of ammunition columns back from their nightly trip to the ...firing lines. A steaming " Puff- ing Billy " slowly drags along on a limber, a "grandmother" (naval 1 5-inch gun) blocking up the whole roadway, which must cause considerable annoyance to the long string of cars and motor- bike despatch riders held up in the rear.
On the roadside, by a wood, a company of infantry are falling in for early parade; they look up at us in a half interested sort of way. Some wave their hats and rifles at us. I wave my hand in reply, but know they cannot see us. We keep on climbing steadily.
What to read after The Way of the Air?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgar Charles Middleton to read onlineMoreLess
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