Hogs #1: Going Deep
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While the structure of the wing was intact— a miracle in itself— a good chunk of the surface panel was gone or chewed up, with the nearby interior guts twisted beyond recognition. It looked nearly impossible to fix.
Which was why he'd called the Tinman in.
"I don't know, Chief," said the Tinman. The ancient mechanic— rumor had it he had worked on Billy Mitchell's planes in World War II— shook his head. The Tinman had an odd accent, though no one could figure out where it came from.
Besides dropp...ing the occasional verb, he stretched out words in odd ways.
"I don't know, Chief," said the mechanic.
"You want a new wing." Wing, in Tinman's mouth, sounded like "wink." "Nah," said Clyston. "We don't need a whole wing. Come on, Tinman. You got spare parts.
Use them." "Chief. Demolition derby cars I've seen in better shape." Tinman shook his gray head. He stood about six and a half feet tall and weighed perhaps 160 pounds. "You could slap new sheet metal on it, maybe, but heck. I don't know." "See, there we go.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While the structure of the wing was intact— a miracle in itself— a good chunk of the surface panel was gone or chewed up, with the nearby interior guts twisted beyond recognition. It looked nearly impossible to fix.
Which was why he'd called the Tinman in.
"I don't know, Chief," said the Tinman. The ancient mechanic— rumor had it he had worked on Billy Mitchell's planes in World War II— shook his head. The Tinman had an odd accent, though no one could figure out where it came from.
Besides dropp...ing the occasional verb, he stretched out words in odd ways.
"I don't know, Chief," said the mechanic.
"You want a new wing." Wing, in Tinman's mouth, sounded like "wink." "Nah," said Clyston. "We don't need a whole wing. Come on, Tinman. You got spare parts.
Use them." "Chief. Demolition derby cars I've seen in better shape." Tinman shook his gray head. He stood about six and a half feet tall and weighed perhaps 160 pounds. "You could slap new sheet metal on it, maybe, but heck. I don't know." "See, there we go.
What to read after Hogs #1: Going Deep?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Defelice, Jim to read onlineMoreLess
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