Ts01 Time Station London
Ts01 Time Station London
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Dianna had feigned indifference when he had explained that he had what he called a business dinner appointment. Well, it was more or less true. He and Samantha had discussed her progress against German agents and sympathizers around Coventry. Now, as they dawdled over cordials, he made up his mind to bring her into the major problem facing them. “Sam, there’s something hot come up. Don’t ask me the source, but I have it on excellent authority that our elusive Clive Beattie is in the process of p...lanning the assassination of Winston Churchill. How, or with the help of whom, the Service does not know.” He kept Sir Rupert Cordise out of it. Dianna was handling that aspect. “For the time being, the two of us will work on it alone.” Samantha’s face drained of color. “That’s horrible.” Then she flushed hotly with anger and resolve. “We simply must stop him. Only, how are we going to locate him? I have descriptions of Clive Beattie that range from a portly, white-haired old man who prefers white linen suits; to a young man with long, black hair and gray eyes; to a clerk type of middle years, blond, with his hair parted in the middle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dianna had feigned indifference when he had explained that he had what he called a business dinner appointment. Well, it was more or less true. He and Samantha had discussed her progress against German agents and sympathizers around Coventry. Now, as they dawdled over cordials, he made up his mind to bring her into the major problem facing them. “Sam, there’s something hot come up. Don’t ask me the source, but I have it on excellent authority that our elusive Clive Beattie is in the process of p...lanning the assassination of Winston Churchill. How, or with the help of whom, the Service does not know.” He kept Sir Rupert Cordise out of it. Dianna was handling that aspect. “For the time being, the two of us will work on it alone.” Samantha’s face drained of color. “That’s horrible.” Then she flushed hotly with anger and resolve. “We simply must stop him. Only, how are we going to locate him? I have descriptions of Clive Beattie that range from a portly, white-haired old man who prefers white linen suits; to a young man with long, black hair and gray eyes; to a clerk type of middle years, blond, with his hair parted in the middle.
What to read after Ts01 Time Station London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Evans to read onlineMoreLess
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