Driver, T. C.
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Tommy Mute’s great Uncle and Aunt Bob and Alice Paxton did board the Great Ark just in time. Tommy did not meet them or give away his family connection. Down on main deck our mail plane had been in the garage during harbor stay. This plane was a two prop straight winged old box, with long range and light payload. We planned to use it to save the Paxtons. Early that morning our little team ran around the ship like mice in a grocery store. Before Marshall Moore “head of aircraft maintenance” came ...to work, we four brave mice led Bob and Alice Paxton to the mail plane and hid them in the baggage compartment. We also mailed their belongings to Ireland so our mail plane would be on track to go there first. A pilot friend one Scott Womack a retired Major living in Ireland would be on the tarmac when the plane landed. Old Marshal Moore or “Duck” always came to work early, but this morning he was very early so I spoke to him in a quiet, stern, and sober voice.
“Duck you never saw us, don’t even ask.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tommy Mute’s great Uncle and Aunt Bob and Alice Paxton did board the Great Ark just in time. Tommy did not meet them or give away his family connection. Down on main deck our mail plane had been in the garage during harbor stay. This plane was a two prop straight winged old box, with long range and light payload. We planned to use it to save the Paxtons. Early that morning our little team ran around the ship like mice in a grocery store. Before Marshall Moore “head of aircraft maintenance” came ...to work, we four brave mice led Bob and Alice Paxton to the mail plane and hid them in the baggage compartment. We also mailed their belongings to Ireland so our mail plane would be on track to go there first. A pilot friend one Scott Womack a retired Major living in Ireland would be on the tarmac when the plane landed. Old Marshal Moore or “Duck” always came to work early, but this morning he was very early so I spoke to him in a quiet, stern, and sober voice.
“Duck you never saw us, don’t even ask.
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