Forever the Colours
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But to Private Tommy Evans, walking along a dusty road with his mate Jacko to rejoin the patrol, what the old man had said made about as much sense as Dinga in his Geordie patwa. Jacko was staring at his feet as he walked, like a condemned man, and as he glanced up under his helmet, he noticed all the lads gathered round Dinga and Adams. A medic was taking a look at Dinga’s nose while Adams was squatting about five paces away from everybody else and looking a little red in the face. Well, more p...urple, really.
‘What’s gonna happen, mucka, do ya think?’ Jacko mumbled under his breath.
‘Well, I say we go over and pretend nothing happened, and perhaps everyone will forget we were ever here. What do you think’s gonna bloody happen, you dickhead?’ seethed Tommy under his breath ‘The CO will have us out as soon as look at us.’ Jacko looked despondent. ‘I’m sorry, mate, I couldn’t help it, and I couldn’t stand by and watch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But to Private Tommy Evans, walking along a dusty road with his mate Jacko to rejoin the patrol, what the old man had said made about as much sense as Dinga in his Geordie patwa. Jacko was staring at his feet as he walked, like a condemned man, and as he glanced up under his helmet, he noticed all the lads gathered round Dinga and Adams. A medic was taking a look at Dinga’s nose while Adams was squatting about five paces away from everybody else and looking a little red in the face. Well, more p...urple, really.
‘What’s gonna happen, mucka, do ya think?’ Jacko mumbled under his breath.
‘Well, I say we go over and pretend nothing happened, and perhaps everyone will forget we were ever here. What do you think’s gonna bloody happen, you dickhead?’ seethed Tommy under his breath ‘The CO will have us out as soon as look at us.’ Jacko looked despondent. ‘I’m sorry, mate, I couldn’t help it, and I couldn’t stand by and watch.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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