The Great Escape
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You could feel the tension. It was absolutely electric.
Langford and Crump made a beeline for “Harry.” Langford chipped the cement away, and Crump and one other tunneler went below and trolleyed up to the far end with a load of blankets. Crump nailed one blanket as a curtain across the end of the last halfway house at the foot of the exit shaft, and nailed another about three feet back in the halfway house. They were to act as light traps and silencers when the shaft was broken through. They nai...led blankets to the floors of all the halfway houses so that people could crawl over them without getting their escape clothes dirty.
Crump tore more blankets into strips about six inches wide, doubled them over, and nailed them on the railway lines over the first and last fifty feet of the tunnel so the trolleys would run silently. Travis came down with the board platforms he’d made for the trolleys and nailed them on so the escapers could lie comfortably on them with all their kit.
Up in the compound, there was a sort of ordered chaos as the 220 made their final preparations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You could feel the tension. It was absolutely electric.
Langford and Crump made a beeline for “Harry.” Langford chipped the cement away, and Crump and one other tunneler went below and trolleyed up to the far end with a load of blankets. Crump nailed one blanket as a curtain across the end of the last halfway house at the foot of the exit shaft, and nailed another about three feet back in the halfway house. They were to act as light traps and silencers when the shaft was broken through. They nai...led blankets to the floors of all the halfway houses so that people could crawl over them without getting their escape clothes dirty.
Crump tore more blankets into strips about six inches wide, doubled them over, and nailed them on the railway lines over the first and last fifty feet of the tunnel so the trolleys would run silently. Travis came down with the board platforms he’d made for the trolleys and nailed them on so the escapers could lie comfortably on them with all their kit.
Up in the compound, there was a sort of ordered chaos as the 220 made their final preparations.
What to read after The Great Escape?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brickhill, Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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