Gulliver of Mars
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"But, chum, " I said, taking up his half-finished spear and touching therazor-fine edge with admiring caution, "from hurling the crude pebbleto fashioning such as this is a long stride. Who first edged andpointed the primitive malice? What man with the soul of a thousandunborn fighters in him notched and sharpened your natural rock?" Whereon the chipper grinned, and answered that, when the woodmen hadfound stones that would crack skulls, it came upon them presently thatthey would crack nuts as ...well. And cracking nuts between two stonesone day a flint shattered, and there on the grass was the golden secretof the edge--the thing that has made man what he is.
"Yet again, good fellow, " I queried, "even this happy chance only givesus a weapon, sharp, no doubt, and calculated to do a hundred servicesfor any ten the original pebble could have done, but still unhandled, small in force, imperfect--now tell me, which of your amiable ancestorsfirst put a handle to the fashioned flint, and how he thought of it?" The workman had done his flake by now, and wrapping it in a bit ofskin, put it carefully in his belt before turning to answer my question.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"But, chum, " I said, taking up his half-finished spear and touching therazor-fine edge with admiring caution, "from hurling the crude pebbleto fashioning such as this is a long stride. Who first edged andpointed the primitive malice? What man with the soul of a thousandunborn fighters in him notched and sharpened your natural rock?" Whereon the chipper grinned, and answered that, when the woodmen hadfound stones that would crack skulls, it came upon them presently thatthey would crack nuts as ...well. And cracking nuts between two stonesone day a flint shattered, and there on the grass was the golden secretof the edge--the thing that has made man what he is.
"Yet again, good fellow, " I queried, "even this happy chance only givesus a weapon, sharp, no doubt, and calculated to do a hundred servicesfor any ten the original pebble could have done, but still unhandled, small in force, imperfect--now tell me, which of your amiable ancestorsfirst put a handle to the fashioned flint, and how he thought of it?" The workman had done his flake by now, and wrapping it in a bit ofskin, put it carefully in his belt before turning to answer my question.
What to read after Gulliver of Mars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arnold Edwin Lester Linden to read onlineMoreLess
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