Kilimanjaro: a Fable of Utopia (2014)
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“David ole Saitoti, your presence is required at the local hospital.”
“Can you give me any details?” I asked it.
“You are expected,” said the computer. “Someone will greet you.”
I didn’t know if it was an emergency or not, so I decided it would be better to drive there in my own car than to take public transportation. I went down to the garage, got into my vehicle, and sped to the hospital, which was about two miles away. I left the car with an attendant, then rushed into the lobby. ...No one was waiting for me, so I went up to the registration desk.
“I am David ole Saitoti,” I said. “I received a message that—”
“Ah, yes,” said the receptionist. “Your presence is requested in room 208.”
“Is it Joshua ole Saibull?” I asked. “Or perhaps Leader Blumlein?”
“I don’t know,” she replied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“David ole Saitoti, your presence is required at the local hospital.”
“Can you give me any details?” I asked it.
“You are expected,” said the computer. “Someone will greet you.”
I didn’t know if it was an emergency or not, so I decided it would be better to drive there in my own car than to take public transportation. I went down to the garage, got into my vehicle, and sped to the hospital, which was about two miles away. I left the car with an attendant, then rushed into the lobby. ...No one was waiting for me, so I went up to the registration desk.
“I am David ole Saitoti,” I said. “I received a message that—”
“Ah, yes,” said the receptionist. “Your presence is requested in room 208.”
“Is it Joshua ole Saibull?” I asked. “Or perhaps Leader Blumlein?”
“I don’t know,” she replied.
What to read after Kilimanjaro: a Fable of Utopia?
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