Troubled Midnight
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And best of all the most wonderful scene when Aladdin, the principal boy who was really a girl, said the magic words, ‘Open Sesame,’ rubbed the lamp, so that the stone rolled away allowing him entrance to Abanazar’s cave. The scene seemed to dissolve there and then, before Sadler’s very eyes, revealing a vast treasure chamber.
There were chests brimming over with silver and gold ingots, open caskets full of jewels, rubies, diamonds, emeralds, carbuncles; crates out of which spilled golden goblet...s and boxes of silver inlaid with precious stones; gold doubloons, pieces of eight, Napoleons. The sight dazzled his eyes and sent his brain reeling. And that was how he felt now as General Frederick Morgan, Chief of Staff to the Supreme Allied Commander, went over the outline plans for Operation Overlord: the programme that he and his staff, together with Colonel John Bevan’s staff from the Central War Rooms at the War Office, had carefully assembled over the previous eight months, a job made twice as difficult because they were forced to work on the scheme for the greatest single operation in history without benefit of a Supreme Allied Commander.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And best of all the most wonderful scene when Aladdin, the principal boy who was really a girl, said the magic words, ‘Open Sesame,’ rubbed the lamp, so that the stone rolled away allowing him entrance to Abanazar’s cave. The scene seemed to dissolve there and then, before Sadler’s very eyes, revealing a vast treasure chamber.
There were chests brimming over with silver and gold ingots, open caskets full of jewels, rubies, diamonds, emeralds, carbuncles; crates out of which spilled golden goblet...s and boxes of silver inlaid with precious stones; gold doubloons, pieces of eight, Napoleons. The sight dazzled his eyes and sent his brain reeling. And that was how he felt now as General Frederick Morgan, Chief of Staff to the Supreme Allied Commander, went over the outline plans for Operation Overlord: the programme that he and his staff, together with Colonel John Bevan’s staff from the Central War Rooms at the War Office, had carefully assembled over the previous eight months, a job made twice as difficult because they were forced to work on the scheme for the greatest single operation in history without benefit of a Supreme Allied Commander.
What to read after Troubled Midnight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Gardner to read onlineMoreLess
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