Tam O’ The Scoots
Tam O’ The Scoots by Edgar Wallace is a historical fiction work published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on February 16, 2018. This edition spans 154 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows the World War I exploits of a cockney aviator, who is suggested to be the childhood inspiration for Charles Lindbergh’s desire to fly. The story unfolds against a backdrop of turmoil, capturing the aviator’s experiences as he navigates the challenges of war and the skies.
Readers will encounter a vivid portrayal of aerial adventures, where themes of bravery and exploration are interwoven with the realities of conflict. The text delves into the emotional and physical landscapes faced by the protagonist, highlighting the tension between the thrill of flight and the dangers that accompany it. With its focus on historical events and the spirit of aviation, this book offers insights into a unique perspective of the era, making it a noteworthy addition to the genre.
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The entertaining World War I exploits of a cockney aviator — supposedly Charles Lindbergh’s childhood inspiration to fly. The world was a puddle of gloom and of shadowy things, He sped till the red and the gold of invisible day Was burnish and flames to the undermost spread of his wings, So he out lighted the stars as he poised in the grey. Nearer was he to the knowledge and splendour of God, Mysteries sealed from the ken of the ancient and wise Beauties forbidden to those who are one with the clod All that there was of the Truth was revealed to his eyes. Flickers of fire from the void and the whistle of death, Clouds that snapped blackly beneath him, above and beside, Watch him, serene and uncaring holding your breath, Fearing his peril and all that may come of his pride. Now he was swooped to the world like a bird to his nest, Now is the drone of his coming the roaring of hell, Now with a splutter and crash are the engines at rest All’s well.
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