Promise the Night
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GMT, 5 September, 1936 The darkness goes on forever, and I’m flying blind.
I pull my compass from its pocket in the door. Tom gave it to me long ago, in Africa. He said, “Trust this, but nothing else. When you’re up there, instruments can go wrong. If you can’t fly without looking at your airspeed and your altimeter—well, then, you can’t fly. You’re like somebody who only knows what he thinks after reading the newspaper. The compass will tell you where you ought to be going—and the rest is u...p to you.”
My compass tells me my heading is correct. I have to trust it. Once or twice the moon has made a brief appearance, but there are no landmarks to check my course. There’s nothing but water.
An electrical storm pops up, just to make things more interesting. The sorry thing is that I welcome the storm—at least I can see something besides clouds and water. I’m flying at two thousand feet. I’d rather fly lower, to keep my eye on the ocean, but the wind is bucking like a wild stallion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GMT, 5 September, 1936 The darkness goes on forever, and I’m flying blind.
I pull my compass from its pocket in the door. Tom gave it to me long ago, in Africa. He said, “Trust this, but nothing else. When you’re up there, instruments can go wrong. If you can’t fly without looking at your airspeed and your altimeter—well, then, you can’t fly. You’re like somebody who only knows what he thinks after reading the newspaper. The compass will tell you where you ought to be going—and the rest is u...p to you.”
My compass tells me my heading is correct. I have to trust it. Once or twice the moon has made a brief appearance, but there are no landmarks to check my course. There’s nothing but water.
An electrical storm pops up, just to make things more interesting. The sorry thing is that I welcome the storm—at least I can see something besides clouds and water. I’m flying at two thousand feet. I’d rather fly lower, to keep my eye on the ocean, but the wind is bucking like a wild stallion.
What to read after Promise the Night?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michaela Maccoll to read onlineMoreLess
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