Robot Blues
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Marcus Porcius Cato, Ars Rhetorics, I “The topic of this lecture is ‘Foreign Object Damage to Spaceplane Engines.’ I regret”—Xris paused, repeated himself, with emphasis—”I truly regret the fact that Colonel Jatanski, who is an acknowledged authority on this subject and who was supposed to be here today to deliver this lecture, was called away last night to serve at a court-martial proceeding. It has fallen to me to carry on in the colonel’s absence. I’ll ... do the best I can,” Xris concluded..., and, because he’d moved his head too close to the antiquated mike, the last statement was lost in ear-piercing feedback.
“Oh, sorry.”
Xris stepped back hastily from the mike, nearly fell off the rostrum. He caught himself by grasping hold of the podium. In the audience, Tess ducked her head, put her hand over her mouth to smother her laughter. Xris recalled what she’d said yesterday about imagining the audience completely naked. Contrary to popular opinion, this did nothing to help his composure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Marcus Porcius Cato, Ars Rhetorics, I “The topic of this lecture is ‘Foreign Object Damage to Spaceplane Engines.’ I regret”—Xris paused, repeated himself, with emphasis—”I truly regret the fact that Colonel Jatanski, who is an acknowledged authority on this subject and who was supposed to be here today to deliver this lecture, was called away last night to serve at a court-martial proceeding. It has fallen to me to carry on in the colonel’s absence. I’ll ... do the best I can,” Xris concluded..., and, because he’d moved his head too close to the antiquated mike, the last statement was lost in ear-piercing feedback.
“Oh, sorry.”
Xris stepped back hastily from the mike, nearly fell off the rostrum. He caught himself by grasping hold of the podium. In the audience, Tess ducked her head, put her hand over her mouth to smother her laughter. Xris recalled what she’d said yesterday about imagining the audience completely naked. Contrary to popular opinion, this did nothing to help his composure.
What to read after Robot Blues?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Weis to read onlineMoreLess
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