The Flying Ace
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A muddy, unkempt battalion would arrive in search of rest and recuperation. It dis- tributed itself among houses, cottages, and barns, while the Frenchwomen looked sweet or sour according to their diverse tempers, and whether they kept estaminets, sold farm produce, had husbands labas, or merely feared for their poultry and the cleanliness of their homes. Next day the exhausted men would reappear as beaux sabreurs with bright but- tons, clean if discoloured tunics, and a jaunty, untired walk. T...he drum and fife band prac- tised in the tiny square before an enthusias- tic audience of gamins. Late every afternoon the aerodrome was certain to be crowded by inquisitive Tommies, whose peculiar joy it was to watch a homing party land and ex- amine the machines for bullet marks. The officers made overtures on the subject of joy- rides, or discussed transfers to the Flying Corps. Interchange of mess courtesies took place, attended by a brisk business in yarns and a mutual appreciation of the work done by R.F.C.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A muddy, unkempt battalion would arrive in search of rest and recuperation. It dis- tributed itself among houses, cottages, and barns, while the Frenchwomen looked sweet or sour according to their diverse tempers, and whether they kept estaminets, sold farm produce, had husbands labas, or merely feared for their poultry and the cleanliness of their homes. Next day the exhausted men would reappear as beaux sabreurs with bright but- tons, clean if discoloured tunics, and a jaunty, untired walk. T...he drum and fife band prac- tised in the tiny square before an enthusias- tic audience of gamins. Late every afternoon the aerodrome was certain to be crowded by inquisitive Tommies, whose peculiar joy it was to watch a homing party land and ex- amine the machines for bullet marks. The officers made overtures on the subject of joy- rides, or discussed transfers to the Flying Corps. Interchange of mess courtesies took place, attended by a brisk business in yarns and a mutual appreciation of the work done by R.F.C.
What to read after The Flying Ace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alan Bott to read onlineMoreLess
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