Knowing the Score
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It was quite unexpected, but warmly received.
This letter may ramble on. I’m writing from the air-raid shelter at Hermitage Wharf in Wapping. When the all-clear whistle blows, I am sure I will decide against sending it. There’s comfort, though, in distracting myself from night after night of Jerry’s bombs falling on London. Moonlight draws the bastard Luftwaffe straight to us, since my family’s home is just a few steps from the river. Most nights I feel as if there is a large target painted ...on the roof.
I pray all is well with you, and that this war will soon end and bring you home to your loved ones. I pray there will still be a Britain left for you to return to.
Even though I know you will never see this letter, I send you my very warmest regards.
Lillian Tufnell Caitlyn leaned against Spencer’s shoulder as he read his grandmother’s letter aloud. They sat on a bench in the grassy gardens at Hermitage Wharf, perched atop an embankment on the Thames with a magnificent view of Tower Bridge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was quite unexpected, but warmly received.
This letter may ramble on. I’m writing from the air-raid shelter at Hermitage Wharf in Wapping. When the all-clear whistle blows, I am sure I will decide against sending it. There’s comfort, though, in distracting myself from night after night of Jerry’s bombs falling on London. Moonlight draws the bastard Luftwaffe straight to us, since my family’s home is just a few steps from the river. Most nights I feel as if there is a large target painted ...on the roof.
I pray all is well with you, and that this war will soon end and bring you home to your loved ones. I pray there will still be a Britain left for you to return to.
Even though I know you will never see this letter, I send you my very warmest regards.
Lillian Tufnell Caitlyn leaned against Spencer’s shoulder as he read his grandmother’s letter aloud. They sat on a bench in the grassy gardens at Hermitage Wharf, perched atop an embankment on the Thames with a magnificent view of Tower Bridge.
What to read after Knowing the Score?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kat Latham to read onlineMoreLess
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