The Man Who Missed the War
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He had never seen a ghost before, yet somehow he had no doubt at all that he was face to face with the spirit of Beal-Brookman.
‘You are naturally surprised to see me,’ the figure remarked in a conversational voice. ‘But I asked permission to visit you for a special purpose. How are you getting on, Philip?’ Philip was still so astonished that he could only falter: ‘Oh—er—all right.
‘I’m glad of that because I feared you might be worried. You have no cause to be, you know.’ ‘Er—thanks.’ Philip sw...allowed hard, then suddenly found his tongue and went on quickly: ‘When I said I was all right, though, I didn’t mean that I was at all happy about being adrift like this. The old Raft Convoy turned out a hundred per cent success, but before they could tow us in we got caught up in a storm, and now we’re God knows where.’ ‘I know. I was so pleased that the Raft Convoy proved successful. But you must not worry about being unable to give the full results of your success to the Admiralty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had never seen a ghost before, yet somehow he had no doubt at all that he was face to face with the spirit of Beal-Brookman.
‘You are naturally surprised to see me,’ the figure remarked in a conversational voice. ‘But I asked permission to visit you for a special purpose. How are you getting on, Philip?’ Philip was still so astonished that he could only falter: ‘Oh—er—all right.
‘I’m glad of that because I feared you might be worried. You have no cause to be, you know.’ ‘Er—thanks.’ Philip sw...allowed hard, then suddenly found his tongue and went on quickly: ‘When I said I was all right, though, I didn’t mean that I was at all happy about being adrift like this. The old Raft Convoy turned out a hundred per cent success, but before they could tow us in we got caught up in a storm, and now we’re God knows where.’ ‘I know. I was so pleased that the Raft Convoy proved successful. But you must not worry about being unable to give the full results of your success to the Admiralty.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dennis Wheatley to read onlineMoreLess
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