The Long Voyage
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Rumor succeeded rumor, each storywilder and more incredible than the rest. Then just as the tension hadmounted to fever pitch, there came the sickening lurch and grindingvibration of another landing.
Norris dispensed with his usual talk before marching out from the ship. After testing the atmosphere with the ozonometer, he passed out the heatpistols and distributed the various instruments for computingradioactivity and cosmic radiation.
"This is the planet Nizar, " he said shortly. "Largest in ...the field ofthe sun Ponthis. You will make your survey as one group this time. Iwill remain here. " He stood watching us as we marched off down the cliff side. Then theblue _hensorr_ trees rose up to swallow him from view. Mason swung alongat the head of our column, eyes bright, a figure of aggressive action. We had gone but a hundred yards when it became apparent that, as aplanet, Nizar was entirely different from its predecessors. There wasconsiderable top soil, and here grew a tall reed-shaped plant that gaveoff varying chords of sound when the wind blew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rumor succeeded rumor, each storywilder and more incredible than the rest. Then just as the tension hadmounted to fever pitch, there came the sickening lurch and grindingvibration of another landing.
Norris dispensed with his usual talk before marching out from the ship. After testing the atmosphere with the ozonometer, he passed out the heatpistols and distributed the various instruments for computingradioactivity and cosmic radiation.
"This is the planet Nizar, " he said shortly. "Largest in ...the field ofthe sun Ponthis. You will make your survey as one group this time. Iwill remain here. " He stood watching us as we marched off down the cliff side. Then theblue _hensorr_ trees rose up to swallow him from view. Mason swung alongat the head of our column, eyes bright, a figure of aggressive action. We had gone but a hundred yards when it became apparent that, as aplanet, Nizar was entirely different from its predecessors. There wasconsiderable top soil, and here grew a tall reed-shaped plant that gaveoff varying chords of sound when the wind blew.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobi Carl Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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