World War Ii Thriller Collection (1980)
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He liked her a lot. She was smart, tough, and a pleasure to look at. He wished to hell she was single.On the train he read the war news in the paper. The long lull on the eastern front had been broken, yesterday, by a surprisingly powerful German attack in Rumania. The continuing resilience of the Germans was formidable. They were in retreat everywhere, but they kept fighting back.The train was delayed, and he missed six o’clock dinner at the Finishing School. After dinner there was always anoth...er lecture; then at nine the students were free to relax for an hour or so before bed. Paul found most of the team gathered in the drawing room of the house, which had a bookcase, a cupboard full of games, a wireless set, and a half-size billiards table. He sat on the sofa beside Flick and said quietly, “How did it go today?”“Better than we had a right to expect,” she said. “But everything is so compressed. I don’t know how much they’re going to remember when they’re in the field.”“I guess anything is better than nothing.”Percy Thwaite and Jelly were playing poker for pennies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He liked her a lot. She was smart, tough, and a pleasure to look at. He wished to hell she was single.On the train he read the war news in the paper. The long lull on the eastern front had been broken, yesterday, by a surprisingly powerful German attack in Rumania. The continuing resilience of the Germans was formidable. They were in retreat everywhere, but they kept fighting back.The train was delayed, and he missed six o’clock dinner at the Finishing School. After dinner there was always anoth...er lecture; then at nine the students were free to relax for an hour or so before bed. Paul found most of the team gathered in the drawing room of the house, which had a bookcase, a cupboard full of games, a wireless set, and a half-size billiards table. He sat on the sofa beside Flick and said quietly, “How did it go today?”“Better than we had a right to expect,” she said. “But everything is so compressed. I don’t know how much they’re going to remember when they’re in the field.”“I guess anything is better than nothing.”Percy Thwaite and Jelly were playing poker for pennies.
What to read after World War Ii Thriller Collection?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ken Follett to read onlineMoreLess
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