Order of Battle
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Emmy Lou was the young wife of T5 Elbert Graham from Florida City, Florida, and her name was painted boldly—although somewhat unevenly—in white letters on the olive drab front of the jeep just below the windshield. The Emmy Lou back home was a mighty pretty girl, and T5 Graham, working in the corps motor pool, took pride in keeping her namesake in top condition. He’d painted the name himself. He felt real proud of “his” jeep; he felt almost affection for it. Emmy Lou. He felt kind of good every ...time he got in behind the wheel. The smart-ass motor pool sergeant kidded him he’d made the jeep into a sex symbol. What a crock of shit! He just liked driving a neat and sound vehicle. The damned jalopy he’d been driving back home was so old, he pretty near had to apply for upper and lower plates for her. Sex symbol, my ass!The road was deserted. It looked drowsy and peaceful in the early morning light. The war had come—and gone on. It was quiet. T5 Graham was making good time.Like the eye of a hurricane back here, he thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Emmy Lou was the young wife of T5 Elbert Graham from Florida City, Florida, and her name was painted boldly—although somewhat unevenly—in white letters on the olive drab front of the jeep just below the windshield. The Emmy Lou back home was a mighty pretty girl, and T5 Graham, working in the corps motor pool, took pride in keeping her namesake in top condition. He’d painted the name himself. He felt real proud of “his” jeep; he felt almost affection for it. Emmy Lou. He felt kind of good every ...time he got in behind the wheel. The smart-ass motor pool sergeant kidded him he’d made the jeep into a sex symbol. What a crock of shit! He just liked driving a neat and sound vehicle. The damned jalopy he’d been driving back home was so old, he pretty near had to apply for upper and lower plates for her. Sex symbol, my ass!The road was deserted. It looked drowsy and peaceful in the early morning light. The war had come—and gone on. It was quiet. T5 Graham was making good time.Like the eye of a hurricane back here, he thought.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ib Melchior to read onlineMoreLess
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