Accidental Death
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Theycertainly weren't so hot at it. Maybe that ten per cent extra gravityput us off our strokes. As for chess, Svendlov was our champion. He wonsometimes. The rest of us seemed to lose whichever Chingsi we played. There again it wasn't so much that they were good. How could they be, inthe time? It was more that we all seemed to make silly mistakes when weplayed them and that's fatal in chess. Of course it's a screwysituation, playing chess with something that grows its own fur coat, hasyellow e...yes an inch and a half long and long white whiskers. Could _you_have kept your mind on the game?
"And don't think I fell victim to their feline charm. The children werepets, but you didn't feel like patting the adults on their big grinningheads. Personally I didn't like the one I knew best. He wascalled--well, we called him Charley, and he was the ethnologist, ambassador, contact man, or whatever you like to call him, who came backwith us. Why I disliked him was because he was always trying to get theedge on you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Theycertainly weren't so hot at it. Maybe that ten per cent extra gravityput us off our strokes. As for chess, Svendlov was our champion. He wonsometimes. The rest of us seemed to lose whichever Chingsi we played. There again it wasn't so much that they were good. How could they be, inthe time? It was more that we all seemed to make silly mistakes when weplayed them and that's fatal in chess. Of course it's a screwysituation, playing chess with something that grows its own fur coat, hasyellow e...yes an inch and a half long and long white whiskers. Could _you_have kept your mind on the game?
"And don't think I fell victim to their feline charm. The children werepets, but you didn't feel like patting the adults on their big grinningheads. Personally I didn't like the one I knew best. He wascalled--well, we called him Charley, and he was the ethnologist, ambassador, contact man, or whatever you like to call him, who came backwith us. Why I disliked him was because he was always trying to get theedge on you.
What to read after Accidental Death?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baily Peter to read onlineMoreLess
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