Dune
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—from “A Child’s History of Muad’Dib” by the Princess Irulan As PAUL fought the ‘thopter’s controls, he grew aware that he was sorting out the interwoven storm forces, his more than Mentat awareness computing on the basis of fractional minutiae. He felt dust fronts, billowings, mixings of turbulence, an occasional vortex.
The cabin interior was an angry box lighted by the green radiance of instrument dials. The tan flow of dust outside appeared featureless, but his inner sense began to see thro...ugh the curtain.
I must find the right vortex, he thought.
For a long time now he had sensed the storm’s power diminishing, but still it shook them. He waited out another turbulence.
The vortex began as an abrupt billowing that rattled the entire ship. Paul defied all fear to bank the ’thopter left.
Jessica saw the maneuver on the attitude globe.
“Paul!” she screamed.
The vortex turned them, twisting, tipping. It lifted the ’thopter like a chip on a geyser, spewed them up and out—a winged speck within a core of winding dust lighted by the second moon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—from “A Child’s History of Muad’Dib” by the Princess Irulan As PAUL fought the ‘thopter’s controls, he grew aware that he was sorting out the interwoven storm forces, his more than Mentat awareness computing on the basis of fractional minutiae. He felt dust fronts, billowings, mixings of turbulence, an occasional vortex.
The cabin interior was an angry box lighted by the green radiance of instrument dials. The tan flow of dust outside appeared featureless, but his inner sense began to see thro...ugh the curtain.
I must find the right vortex, he thought.
For a long time now he had sensed the storm’s power diminishing, but still it shook them. He waited out another turbulence.
The vortex began as an abrupt billowing that rattled the entire ship. Paul defied all fear to bank the ’thopter left.
Jessica saw the maneuver on the attitude globe.
“Paul!” she screamed.
The vortex turned them, twisting, tipping. It lifted the ’thopter like a chip on a geyser, spewed them up and out—a winged speck within a core of winding dust lighted by the second moon.
What to read after Dune?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Herbert to read onlineMoreLess
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