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It is said that it is better to light a single candle than to curse the darkness. But it is still better to tell the electrician that if the lights aren’t on in ten minutes you’re going to shove that damned lighted candle up his butt.
From the collected sayings of Saint Sugahata the Reviled.
Leaguesman Kadar was the first to recover. “Impossible!” He leaned threateningly toward the rider. “You’re lying. And if you’ve brought us out at the wrong world I will teach you the meaning of punishment!”
...But she had deactivated hearing-aid, and was locked in her silent world again. She just stared out of the viewpanels. The world they were heading towards was still distant. They had many hours to fall towards its amber and white surface.
Johannes Wienan was sore, and he was of the kind whom pain makes irritable. “Leaguesman Kadar. You have no authority here. You are merely a passenger on this ship. Conduct yourself accordingly.”
“No authority! You… spoiled young pipsqueak!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is said that it is better to light a single candle than to curse the darkness. But it is still better to tell the electrician that if the lights aren’t on in ten minutes you’re going to shove that damned lighted candle up his butt.
From the collected sayings of Saint Sugahata the Reviled.
Leaguesman Kadar was the first to recover. “Impossible!” He leaned threateningly toward the rider. “You’re lying. And if you’ve brought us out at the wrong world I will teach you the meaning of punishment!”
...But she had deactivated hearing-aid, and was locked in her silent world again. She just stared out of the viewpanels. The world they were heading towards was still distant. They had many hours to fall towards its amber and white surface.
Johannes Wienan was sore, and he was of the kind whom pain makes irritable. “Leaguesman Kadar. You have no authority here. You are merely a passenger on this ship. Conduct yourself accordingly.”
“No authority! You… spoiled young pipsqueak!
What to read after Stardogs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dave Freer to read onlineMoreLess
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