The War in the Air
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A handful of hail smacked him in the face, so that for a time he was breathless and nearly insensible. Hold tight, Bert! He renewed his efforts.
He found himself, with an enormous sense of relief and warmth, in thepassage. The passage was behaving like a dice-box, its disposition wasevidently to rattle him about and then throw him out again. He hung onwith the convulsive clutch of instinct until the passage lurched downahead. Then he would make a short run cabin-ward, and clutch again asthe for...e-end rose.
Behold! He was in the cabin!
He snapped-to the door, and for a time he was not a human being, he wasa case of air-sickness. He wanted to get somewhere that would fix him, that he needn't clutch. He opened the locker and got inside among theloose articles, and sprawled there helplessly, with his head sometimesbumping one side and sometimes the other. The lid shut upon him with aclick. He did not care then what was happening any more. He did not carewho fought who, or what bullets were fired or explosions occurred.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A handful of hail smacked him in the face, so that for a time he was breathless and nearly insensible. Hold tight, Bert! He renewed his efforts.
He found himself, with an enormous sense of relief and warmth, in thepassage. The passage was behaving like a dice-box, its disposition wasevidently to rattle him about and then throw him out again. He hung onwith the convulsive clutch of instinct until the passage lurched downahead. Then he would make a short run cabin-ward, and clutch again asthe for...e-end rose.
Behold! He was in the cabin!
He snapped-to the door, and for a time he was not a human being, he wasa case of air-sickness. He wanted to get somewhere that would fix him, that he needn't clutch. He opened the locker and got inside among theloose articles, and sprawled there helplessly, with his head sometimesbumping one side and sometimes the other. The lid shut upon him with aclick. He did not care then what was happening any more. He did not carewho fought who, or what bullets were fired or explosions occurred.
What to read after The War in the Air?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wells Herbert George to read onlineMoreLess
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