The Potter of Firsk And Other Stories
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Second Mate Dart rose stiffly from the seat where he had spent his watch. “She’s all yours.”
Avery was thin, hawk-nosed. His complexion was sallow leather color, his hair lank and sparse. He had black eyes between narrow lids and the angle at which they crossed his cheeks gave his face a look of clownish melancholy. Dart was stocky, stub-featured. His hair was Airedale-red; he was abrupt and positive in his movements. Stretching with a quick wide sweep of short arms, he joined Avery by the forwa...rd cupola.
Avery leaned forward, looked up, down, right, left, tracing the veins of rose and electric blue across the black of macroid space. He said over his shoulder, “She’s dim. Turn her up. Can’t see twenty feet at this level.”
Dart, blinking, half-asleep, adjusted a rheostat, increasing the flood of polarized light from the bow projectors, and the gristle-like lines of force out in macroid space shone with greater brilliance and detail.
Avery grunted, “That’s a lot different.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Second Mate Dart rose stiffly from the seat where he had spent his watch. “She’s all yours.”
Avery was thin, hawk-nosed. His complexion was sallow leather color, his hair lank and sparse. He had black eyes between narrow lids and the angle at which they crossed his cheeks gave his face a look of clownish melancholy. Dart was stocky, stub-featured. His hair was Airedale-red; he was abrupt and positive in his movements. Stretching with a quick wide sweep of short arms, he joined Avery by the forwa...rd cupola.
Avery leaned forward, looked up, down, right, left, tracing the veins of rose and electric blue across the black of macroid space. He said over his shoulder, “She’s dim. Turn her up. Can’t see twenty feet at this level.”
Dart, blinking, half-asleep, adjusted a rheostat, increasing the flood of polarized light from the bow projectors, and the gristle-like lines of force out in macroid space shone with greater brilliance and detail.
Avery grunted, “That’s a lot different.
What to read after The Potter of Firsk And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vance Jack to read onlineMoreLess
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