Blind Lake
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The direct feed from the Eye filled the wall monitor.
The image looked bad to Chris. It looked degraded—streaked with spurious lines and fleeting white pinpricks. Worse, the Subject was struggling through some intensely bad weather, ribbons of ochre and rust, a dust storm so fierce it threatened to obscure him altogether.
“No,” Marguerite was saying. “I don’t care what they’re saying at the Plaza. Come on, Charlie, you know what this means! No! I’ll be there. Soon.” She saw Chris and added, “Fif...teen minutes.”
The original high-altitude mapping of UMa47/E had shown seasonal dust storms of almost Martian intensity, primarily in the southern hemisphere. This one must be anomalous, Chris thought, since Subject had not journeyed more than a hundred miles from Lobsterville, and Lobsterville was well north of the equator. Or maybe it was perfectly natural, part of some long-term cycle early surveillance had missed.
Subject pushed into the opaque air, torso bent forward. His image faded, clarified, faded again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The direct feed from the Eye filled the wall monitor.
The image looked bad to Chris. It looked degraded—streaked with spurious lines and fleeting white pinpricks. Worse, the Subject was struggling through some intensely bad weather, ribbons of ochre and rust, a dust storm so fierce it threatened to obscure him altogether.
“No,” Marguerite was saying. “I don’t care what they’re saying at the Plaza. Come on, Charlie, you know what this means! No! I’ll be there. Soon.” She saw Chris and added, “Fif...teen minutes.”
The original high-altitude mapping of UMa47/E had shown seasonal dust storms of almost Martian intensity, primarily in the southern hemisphere. This one must be anomalous, Chris thought, since Subject had not journeyed more than a hundred miles from Lobsterville, and Lobsterville was well north of the equator. Or maybe it was perfectly natural, part of some long-term cycle early surveillance had missed.
Subject pushed into the opaque air, torso bent forward. His image faded, clarified, faded again.
What to read after Blind Lake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson, Charles Robert, 1898-1989 to read onlineMoreLess
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