The Zeebrugge Affair
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I know that. But it's a fact I don't really know what I did. All I do know is I'm dreading this business that's coming." ''Don't you worry about that," I reassured him.
''You'll find Somebody very charming to you." "Oh, it isn't that part," replied the Sergeant. "It's getting back to the barracks." He had visions, I could see, of impetuous and quite strange ladies flinging their arms about his modest neck.
"I shall look out for the snapshots." Finch shrugged his shoulders, and I left him antici...- pating the worst.
Captain Chater, who had been the Adjutant of the Fourth Battalion Royal Marines, was busy down at the stables, but he very kindly came along to the Mess and made sketches on a piece of blotting paper. He was about twenty-three years of age, and had the same healthy delight in every kind of bang as Lieu- tenant-Commander Sandford. I understood him to say that the two senior officers. Colonel B. N. Elliot, D.S.O., R.M.L.I., and Major A. A. Cordner, were both killed on the port side of the bridge of the Vin- dictive whilst that vessel was approaching the Mole, and within only a hundred yards of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know that. But it's a fact I don't really know what I did. All I do know is I'm dreading this business that's coming." ''Don't you worry about that," I reassured him.
''You'll find Somebody very charming to you." "Oh, it isn't that part," replied the Sergeant. "It's getting back to the barracks." He had visions, I could see, of impetuous and quite strange ladies flinging their arms about his modest neck.
"I shall look out for the snapshots." Finch shrugged his shoulders, and I left him antici...- pating the worst.
Captain Chater, who had been the Adjutant of the Fourth Battalion Royal Marines, was busy down at the stables, but he very kindly came along to the Mess and made sketches on a piece of blotting paper. He was about twenty-three years of age, and had the same healthy delight in every kind of bang as Lieu- tenant-Commander Sandford. I understood him to say that the two senior officers. Colonel B. N. Elliot, D.S.O., R.M.L.I., and Major A. A. Cordner, were both killed on the port side of the bridge of the Vin- dictive whilst that vessel was approaching the Mole, and within only a hundred yards of it.
What to read after The Zeebrugge Affair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Keble Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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