Hornet’s Sting (2008)
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Small bells ring.
The sky above Gazeran had been washed clean by the rainstorms of winter and blown dry by the gales of spring, and now Cleve-Cutler thought he had never seen a more delicate blue. Of course he knew this was nonsense. He had often flown above the weather, and he knew the sky was always blue, come rain or shine or thick grey fog. But a C.O.’s job left precious little time to enjoy beauty, it was mostly a matter of kicking junior officers up the arse before Wing H.Q. discovered the...ir mistakes, and so when he found himself standing at the window of the anteroom he chose to look at the serenity of the sky rather than at the oily chimney of smoke that was boiling up and spoiling it all.
“Who’s in camp over there?” he asked.
“Australian infantry,” Plug Gerrish said. “I expect they saw it coming and got out of the way.”
“I was on the phone at the time. Lousy line, bloody idiot at Brigade bawling and shouting, I never heard the klaxon.”
A waiter brought two whisky-sodas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Small bells ring.
The sky above Gazeran had been washed clean by the rainstorms of winter and blown dry by the gales of spring, and now Cleve-Cutler thought he had never seen a more delicate blue. Of course he knew this was nonsense. He had often flown above the weather, and he knew the sky was always blue, come rain or shine or thick grey fog. But a C.O.’s job left precious little time to enjoy beauty, it was mostly a matter of kicking junior officers up the arse before Wing H.Q. discovered the...ir mistakes, and so when he found himself standing at the window of the anteroom he chose to look at the serenity of the sky rather than at the oily chimney of smoke that was boiling up and spoiling it all.
“Who’s in camp over there?” he asked.
“Australian infantry,” Plug Gerrish said. “I expect they saw it coming and got out of the way.”
“I was on the phone at the time. Lousy line, bloody idiot at Brigade bawling and shouting, I never heard the klaxon.”
A waiter brought two whisky-sodas.
What to read after Hornet’s Sting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Derek Robinson to read onlineMoreLess
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