Doctor Who: the Invasion
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To their dismay they learned that he had already left some time ago and that Major-General Routledge himself was no longer in the building.
'We're too late, Doctor, the Brig's already seen Routledge,' Turner reported despondently.
The Doctor shrugged. 'If I'm right and Routledge is under Vaughn's control the Brigadier will have had a wasted journey, I'm afraid.' At that moment, Lethbridge-Stewart's voice surprised them. 'I loathe helicopters,' he boomed from the doorway. 'Utter waste of time, Do...ctor,' he announced, striding in and throwing his cap, baton and gloves onto his desk. 'The man's totally incompetent.' The Doctor poured him a mug of strong tea from the vast pot, sat him down and quickly told him of his suspicions concerning Vaughn's real activities.
When he had finished, the Brigadier drank the sugarless tea in one prodigious gulp. 'This is incredible, Doctor,' he cried.
'Cybermen? Are you quite sure?' 'No more incredible than the Yeti,' srniled the Doctor.
'They seem to control some pretty important people,' Zoe remarked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To their dismay they learned that he had already left some time ago and that Major-General Routledge himself was no longer in the building.
'We're too late, Doctor, the Brig's already seen Routledge,' Turner reported despondently.
The Doctor shrugged. 'If I'm right and Routledge is under Vaughn's control the Brigadier will have had a wasted journey, I'm afraid.' At that moment, Lethbridge-Stewart's voice surprised them. 'I loathe helicopters,' he boomed from the doorway. 'Utter waste of time, Do...ctor,' he announced, striding in and throwing his cap, baton and gloves onto his desk. 'The man's totally incompetent.' The Doctor poured him a mug of strong tea from the vast pot, sat him down and quickly told him of his suspicions concerning Vaughn's real activities.
When he had finished, the Brigadier drank the sugarless tea in one prodigious gulp. 'This is incredible, Doctor,' he cried.
'Cybermen? Are you quite sure?' 'No more incredible than the Yeti,' srniled the Doctor.
'They seem to control some pretty important people,' Zoe remarked.
What to read after Doctor Who: the Invasion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ian Marter to read onlineMoreLess
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