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Captain Kretschmer called to the guards at the gates.
“And a good day to you as well, Captain.”
I’d never seen this guard before. Actually, I’d never seen any of them before. The four guards who had let us into the compound must have gone off duty and been replaced.
“Would you be so good as to open the gates?” the captain said. “I wish to go and see Colonel Armstrong.”
“Sorry, sir, I’m afraid I can’t do that,” he replied.
I looked at Jack. Of course he couldn’t do that. Prisoners can’t just walk... up to the fence and ask to leave.
“I can’t open the gates until I know the identity of those two young men with you,” the guard continued.
“What?” I gasped, unable to believe my ears.
“These boys are the sons of Colonel Armstrong’s new assistant, Mrs. Braun,” Captain Kretschmer explained.
“Are they?” the guard questioned. “When we came on duty there was no mention of them being inside the compound, and they weren’t signed in.”
“We … came to deliver the mail,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Captain Kretschmer called to the guards at the gates.
“And a good day to you as well, Captain.”
I’d never seen this guard before. Actually, I’d never seen any of them before. The four guards who had let us into the compound must have gone off duty and been replaced.
“Would you be so good as to open the gates?” the captain said. “I wish to go and see Colonel Armstrong.”
“Sorry, sir, I’m afraid I can’t do that,” he replied.
I looked at Jack. Of course he couldn’t do that. Prisoners can’t just walk... up to the fence and ask to leave.
“I can’t open the gates until I know the identity of those two young men with you,” the guard continued.
“What?” I gasped, unable to believe my ears.
“These boys are the sons of Colonel Armstrong’s new assistant, Mrs. Braun,” Captain Kretschmer explained.
“Are they?” the guard questioned. “When we came on duty there was no mention of them being inside the compound, and they weren’t signed in.”
“We … came to deliver the mail,”
What to read after Camp 30?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eric Walters to read onlineMoreLess
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