Doctor Who: the Twin Dilemma
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At first sight there seemed nothing special about the ship. Perhaps it was a little shabbier than the majority of commercial freighters which travelled the space lanes to Baxus Major. It was possible, if you were familiar with the XV class of balk carriers, that you might have queried an irregular line of holes along one side of its hull. But then, on the other hand, you might have dismissed it as meteorite damage. After all, the freighter did look very neglected, as though no-one really cared.
...And that was what you were supposed to think. For the reality was that balk carrier XV 773 was a highly efficient battle cruiser.
Seated on the bridge of the ship was Professor Edgeworth. He now looked tired and drawn, his Father Christmas joviality gone. For a moment he sat watching the flickering lights of the flight computer. Even as a child, Edgeworth had found comfort in watching flashing lights. At times he wished he were a child again.
Professor Bernard Edgeworth didn't really exist as a person.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At first sight there seemed nothing special about the ship. Perhaps it was a little shabbier than the majority of commercial freighters which travelled the space lanes to Baxus Major. It was possible, if you were familiar with the XV class of balk carriers, that you might have queried an irregular line of holes along one side of its hull. But then, on the other hand, you might have dismissed it as meteorite damage. After all, the freighter did look very neglected, as though no-one really cared.
...And that was what you were supposed to think. For the reality was that balk carrier XV 773 was a highly efficient battle cruiser.
Seated on the bridge of the ship was Professor Edgeworth. He now looked tired and drawn, his Father Christmas joviality gone. For a moment he sat watching the flickering lights of the flight computer. Even as a child, Edgeworth had found comfort in watching flashing lights. At times he wished he were a child again.
Professor Bernard Edgeworth didn't really exist as a person.
What to read after Doctor Who: the Twin Dilemma?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eric Saward to read onlineMoreLess
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