A Place in the Sun
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Now hear this! Tech/1Ackerman Boone to Exec's office. Tech/1 Boone to Exec. " "You see?" Boone said, smiling grimly. As yet, no one saw. His facestill set in a grim smile, Ackerman Boone headed above decks.
* * * * * "That, Mr. President, " Vice Admiral T. Shawnley Stapleton said gravely, "is the problem. We would have come to you sooner, sir, but frankly--" "I know it, Admiral, " the President said quietly. "I could not havehelped you in any way. There was no sense telling me. " "We have o...ne chance, sir, and one only. It's irregular and it willprobably knock the hell out of the _Glory of the Galaxy_, but it maysave our lives. If we throw the ship suddenly into subspace we couldpass right through the sun's position and--" "I'm no scientist, Admiral, but wouldn't that put tremendous stress notonly on the ship but on all of us aboard?" "It would, sir. I won't keep anything from you, of course. We'd all besubjected to a force of twenty-some gravities for a period of severalseconds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now hear this! Tech/1Ackerman Boone to Exec's office. Tech/1 Boone to Exec. " "You see?" Boone said, smiling grimly. As yet, no one saw. His facestill set in a grim smile, Ackerman Boone headed above decks.
* * * * * "That, Mr. President, " Vice Admiral T. Shawnley Stapleton said gravely, "is the problem. We would have come to you sooner, sir, but frankly--" "I know it, Admiral, " the President said quietly. "I could not havehelped you in any way. There was no sense telling me. " "We have o...ne chance, sir, and one only. It's irregular and it willprobably knock the hell out of the _Glory of the Galaxy_, but it maysave our lives. If we throw the ship suddenly into subspace we couldpass right through the sun's position and--" "I'm no scientist, Admiral, but wouldn't that put tremendous stress notonly on the ship but on all of us aboard?" "It would, sir. I won't keep anything from you, of course. We'd all besubjected to a force of twenty-some gravities for a period of severalseconds.
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