The Cadet
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July 12, 1955 Air Force Academy Construction Site Colorado Springs, CO Mountains are the beginning and the end of all natural scenery.
—John Ruskin, Modern Painters, Vol. IV Colonel Stoltz held out a hand to help Mary McCluney make the final step up the dirt rise. She wore hiking boots, grey tweed pants, and a green plaid jacket that highlighted her red hair. Wearing a brown corduroy suit and matching fedora, Hank McCluney puffed behind them, slowly but steadily using his cane to negotiate the m...ule trail and join his wife and the Director of Academy Installations.
They paused for a moment at the crest, surveying the site. The Rampart Range jutted up in front of them, a contrast of colors with green pine, scrub oak, and red soil dotted by the white bark of aspen groves. The deep blue Colorado sky was unbroken except for wisps of cirrus.
“Who would have thought when I was here last year we’d be starting to build it?” Hank said. He turned to Colonel Stoltz. “How long before you begin construction?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
July 12, 1955 Air Force Academy Construction Site Colorado Springs, CO Mountains are the beginning and the end of all natural scenery.
—John Ruskin, Modern Painters, Vol. IV Colonel Stoltz held out a hand to help Mary McCluney make the final step up the dirt rise. She wore hiking boots, grey tweed pants, and a green plaid jacket that highlighted her red hair. Wearing a brown corduroy suit and matching fedora, Hank McCluney puffed behind them, slowly but steadily using his cane to negotiate the m...ule trail and join his wife and the Director of Academy Installations.
They paused for a moment at the crest, surveying the site. The Rampart Range jutted up in front of them, a contrast of colors with green pine, scrub oak, and red soil dotted by the white bark of aspen groves. The deep blue Colorado sky was unbroken except for wisps of cirrus.
“Who would have thought when I was here last year we’d be starting to build it?” Hank said. He turned to Colonel Stoltz. “How long before you begin construction?”
What to read after The Cadet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doug Beason to read onlineMoreLess
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