The Marooner
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He dropped at once to his knees, not because of the gravity, which wasnot bad, but because of a compulsion to get his face as near to thesurface of Avis Solis as possible. It was even lovelier than when seenfrom space. He trod upon a sea of diamonds. A million tiny winkings andscintillations emanated from each crystal. A million crystals laybeneath the sole of his boot. He would rather not have stepped on them, but it could not be helped. They were everywhere. Mr. Wordsley gloated.
* * * * ...* DeCastros dropped like a huge slug from the ladder behind him. "What areyou doing?" he said. "Picnicking?" "I was tying my shoe, " Mr. Wordsley said, and got to work with analacrity that was wholly false.
The dark sun-satellites rose by twos and threes over the horizon, feltrather than clearly seen. There was a dry wind that blew from theglittering wasteland and whistled around the base of the rockets as Mr. Wordsley labored on and on.
Captain DeCastros had withdrawn to a level outcropping of igneous rockand sat staring at the nothing where the greenish-black sky met the palegray horizon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He dropped at once to his knees, not because of the gravity, which wasnot bad, but because of a compulsion to get his face as near to thesurface of Avis Solis as possible. It was even lovelier than when seenfrom space. He trod upon a sea of diamonds. A million tiny winkings andscintillations emanated from each crystal. A million crystals laybeneath the sole of his boot. He would rather not have stepped on them, but it could not be helped. They were everywhere. Mr. Wordsley gloated.
* * * * ...* DeCastros dropped like a huge slug from the ladder behind him. "What areyou doing?" he said. "Picnicking?" "I was tying my shoe, " Mr. Wordsley said, and got to work with analacrity that was wholly false.
The dark sun-satellites rose by twos and threes over the horizon, feltrather than clearly seen. There was a dry wind that blew from theglittering wasteland and whistled around the base of the rockets as Mr. Wordsley labored on and on.
Captain DeCastros had withdrawn to a level outcropping of igneous rockand sat staring at the nothing where the greenish-black sky met the palegray horizon.
What to read after The Marooner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stearns Charles A. to read onlineMoreLess
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