A Matter of Proportion
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" I contemplated him: just a big man in a trench coat and droop-brimmedhat silhouetted against the lamp-lit mist. I said, "You directedSeed-corn out of a wheel chair in enemy territory, and came back to gettransplanted into another body? Man, you didn't tell Ferd a word of alie when you said you were used to walking up to death. " (But there wasmore: Besides that dour Scot's fortitude, where did he come by thathigh-hearted valor?) He shrugged. "You do what you can with what you've got. _Those_ ...weren'tthe big adventures I was thinking about when I said that. I had a teambehind me in those--" I could only josh. "I'd sure like to hear the capperoo then. " He toed out his cigarette. "You're the only person who's equipped forit. Maybe you'd get it, Willie. " "How do you mean?" "I kept an ICEG record. Not that I knew it was going to happen, justwanted proof if they gave me a deal and I pulled it off. Filipsonwouldn't renege, but generals were expendable. No one knew I had thattransmitter in my temporal bone, and I rigged it to get a tape on myhome receiver.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I contemplated him: just a big man in a trench coat and droop-brimmedhat silhouetted against the lamp-lit mist. I said, "You directedSeed-corn out of a wheel chair in enemy territory, and came back to gettransplanted into another body? Man, you didn't tell Ferd a word of alie when you said you were used to walking up to death. " (But there wasmore: Besides that dour Scot's fortitude, where did he come by thathigh-hearted valor?) He shrugged. "You do what you can with what you've got. _Those_ ...weren'tthe big adventures I was thinking about when I said that. I had a teambehind me in those--" I could only josh. "I'd sure like to hear the capperoo then. " He toed out his cigarette. "You're the only person who's equipped forit. Maybe you'd get it, Willie. " "How do you mean?" "I kept an ICEG record. Not that I knew it was going to happen, justwanted proof if they gave me a deal and I pulled it off. Filipsonwouldn't renege, but generals were expendable. No one knew I had thattransmitter in my temporal bone, and I rigged it to get a tape on myhome receiver.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walker Anne to read onlineMoreLess
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