Understrike
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“Boysie darling, you’ve been wonderful.” Priscilla Braddock-Fairchild gave a little moue of pleasure, leaned across the table at the exotic Bali Hai, and grasped Boysie’s free hand. Even after three weeks—with the wound almost healed—Boysie granted himself the luxury of wearing a glamorous sling.
They had only kept him in hospital for a week. There had been a personal letter of thanks from the Prime Minister and an invitation to dine at Number 10—date unspecified. Since then it had been fu...n almost all the way. The fears were gone. The terrors had flown (except, perhaps, for the nagging worry about flying back to London with Mostyn tomorrow).
Four of the PT-Boat’s crew had been picked up alive—including a twenty-year-old boy with a face like a skull. Of Gorilka there had been no trace. Playboy had been brought to the surface by the early evening of that dramatic day when Operation Understrike failed. Surprisingly, Gorilka had really only given Braddock-Fairchild pellets containing a mild nerve gas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Boysie darling, you’ve been wonderful.” Priscilla Braddock-Fairchild gave a little moue of pleasure, leaned across the table at the exotic Bali Hai, and grasped Boysie’s free hand. Even after three weeks—with the wound almost healed—Boysie granted himself the luxury of wearing a glamorous sling.
They had only kept him in hospital for a week. There had been a personal letter of thanks from the Prime Minister and an invitation to dine at Number 10—date unspecified. Since then it had been fu...n almost all the way. The fears were gone. The terrors had flown (except, perhaps, for the nagging worry about flying back to London with Mostyn tomorrow).
Four of the PT-Boat’s crew had been picked up alive—including a twenty-year-old boy with a face like a skull. Of Gorilka there had been no trace. Playboy had been brought to the surface by the early evening of that dramatic day when Operation Understrike failed. Surprisingly, Gorilka had really only given Braddock-Fairchild pellets containing a mild nerve gas.
What to read after Understrike?
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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