Runaway
Runaway
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" "Other stars? Gosh! Does that little one, the _Marie T. _--" "That tub? Just an interplanetary freighter. But even that isn't foryou. Now run along and mind your own business. " Plato was happy to run along. Unfortunately, he realized, running alongdidn't help him to get past the fence.
And then he had a fear-inspiring thought. He couldn't tell aninterplanetary ship from an interstellar. What if he did manage, somehow, to get in and stow away--and then found himself on a ship boundfor no more... distant port than Earth, from which he could easily be senthome in disgrace?
It sent a shiver through him. Fortunately, it also stimulated his mind. After all, there _were_ such things as newspapers, and the school, nuisance in many ways though it was, had taught him to read.
* * * * * He bought a paper and turned at once to the shipping news section. As hehad hoped, every ship was listed. He checked off some of the names hehad glimpsed on the field, and found happily that their destinationswere printed in the most routine manner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Other stars? Gosh! Does that little one, the _Marie T. _--" "That tub? Just an interplanetary freighter. But even that isn't foryou. Now run along and mind your own business. " Plato was happy to run along. Unfortunately, he realized, running alongdidn't help him to get past the fence.
And then he had a fear-inspiring thought. He couldn't tell aninterplanetary ship from an interstellar. What if he did manage, somehow, to get in and stow away--and then found himself on a ship boundfor no more... distant port than Earth, from which he could easily be senthome in disgrace?
It sent a shiver through him. Fortunately, it also stimulated his mind. After all, there _were_ such things as newspapers, and the school, nuisance in many ways though it was, had taught him to read.
* * * * * He bought a paper and turned at once to the shipping news section. As hehad hoped, every ship was listed. He checked off some of the names hehad glimpsed on the field, and found happily that their destinationswere printed in the most routine manner.
What to read after Runaway?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samachson Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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