A Solitary War (2011)
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The features editor of The Daily Crusader wrote to Phillip, suggesting an article on the lines of Farmers being in the Front Line of Defence. So he went to London to call on Chettwood. Arriving in daylight, he saw barrage balloons floating at their cables over the mirk of the city. Having parked the Silver Eagle outside his club, under the plane tree where often it had stood before, he walked down The Mall to Charing Cross and so to Fleet Street.
“Well,” said John Chettwood, in his glass-wal...led office, “how nice to see you, Varmer. How wise you were to get in on the ground floor. First things first. What are you doing tonight? Will you dine with me?”
Phillip was glad to accept. He had heard little from his friends since the war, and had been prepared to spend the evening by himself, perhaps at the pictures, and so forget himself in visions of beauty and love.
“A young man came here this morning wanting your address.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The features editor of The Daily Crusader wrote to Phillip, suggesting an article on the lines of Farmers being in the Front Line of Defence. So he went to London to call on Chettwood. Arriving in daylight, he saw barrage balloons floating at their cables over the mirk of the city. Having parked the Silver Eagle outside his club, under the plane tree where often it had stood before, he walked down The Mall to Charing Cross and so to Fleet Street.
“Well,” said John Chettwood, in his glass-wal...led office, “how nice to see you, Varmer. How wise you were to get in on the ground floor. First things first. What are you doing tonight? Will you dine with me?”
Phillip was glad to accept. He had heard little from his friends since the war, and had been prepared to spend the evening by himself, perhaps at the pictures, and so forget himself in visions of beauty and love.
“A young man came here this morning wanting your address.
What to read after A Solitary War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Williamson to read onlineMoreLess
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