With the Flying Squadron
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One man turned completely up- side down in the storm.
By the way, what finally decided me to come back was this. After trying to get under the storm along the coast (I had got very low down, about 3,000 feet), I heard two or three bangs, but took no notice. I happened to look round, however, and saw three nice little puffs of smoke about lOO yards behind me. Then came an- other, much nearer. *' Shrapnel," says I, and off I went to Dunkirk.
I was pretty cold on arrival, having been two hours in ...the air. Grahame-White came down in the sea and was picked up by one of our de- stroyers. Pottered round the aerodrome for a bit, and looked at French and Belgian ma- chines. Anthony Wilding ''' is stationed there, also Carpentier,f whom I didn't see.
Motored into the town for lunch and had a look around. Out to the aerodrome again in the afternoon, but nothing doing. Slept on the Empress over-night. We first lay down on the couches in the saloon, then turned in at II p.m., awfully tired. At 3.0 a.m.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One man turned completely up- side down in the storm.
By the way, what finally decided me to come back was this. After trying to get under the storm along the coast (I had got very low down, about 3,000 feet), I heard two or three bangs, but took no notice. I happened to look round, however, and saw three nice little puffs of smoke about lOO yards behind me. Then came an- other, much nearer. *' Shrapnel," says I, and off I went to Dunkirk.
I was pretty cold on arrival, having been two hours in ...the air. Grahame-White came down in the sea and was picked up by one of our de- stroyers. Pottered round the aerodrome for a bit, and looked at French and Belgian ma- chines. Anthony Wilding ''' is stationed there, also Carpentier,f whom I didn't see.
Motored into the town for lunch and had a look around. Out to the aerodrome again in the afternoon, but nothing doing. Slept on the Empress over-night. We first lay down on the couches in the saloon, then turned in at II p.m., awfully tired. At 3.0 a.m.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rosher, Harold, 1893-1916. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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