Astounding Stories, February, 1931
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Until that moment he hadnot realized how thoroughly exhausted he was. Every muscle of hisstarved, bruised body ached unbearably. It wasn't so bad lying therein the soft snow. He could rest, then look later for the ice hummockbehind which the plane lay sheltered. Rest! That's what he needed, agood long rest.
But deep within him, a primal instinct stabbed his waningconsciousness. "No, " he gasped, and blinked his reddened eyes behindsmoked goggles which dulled the shimmer of the aurora. "If I sto...p, I'll never get up. " Shaken by the terrific velocity of the arctic gale he numbly clamberedto his feet, then stooped with a stiff awkward motion to retrieve aWinchester rifle which lay half buried in the snow beside the blurredimprint of his body.
"Wonder if Alden had any better luck?" The question burned dully inhis brain. "Don't suppose so; there can't be anything alive in thisGod-awful wilderness. " As he stumbled on he found no answer in anunbroken vista of wind-scored ice and drifting snow that, swirlinghigh into the air, momentarily cut off the view of that black line ofice-capped mountains barely visible on the horizon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Until that moment he hadnot realized how thoroughly exhausted he was. Every muscle of hisstarved, bruised body ached unbearably. It wasn't so bad lying therein the soft snow. He could rest, then look later for the ice hummockbehind which the plane lay sheltered. Rest! That's what he needed, agood long rest.
But deep within him, a primal instinct stabbed his waningconsciousness. "No, " he gasped, and blinked his reddened eyes behindsmoked goggles which dulled the shimmer of the aurora. "If I sto...p, I'll never get up. " Shaken by the terrific velocity of the arctic gale he numbly clamberedto his feet, then stooped with a stiff awkward motion to retrieve aWinchester rifle which lay half buried in the snow beside the blurredimprint of his body.
"Wonder if Alden had any better luck?" The question burned dully inhis brain. "Don't suppose so; there can't be anything alive in thisGod-awful wilderness. " As he stumbled on he found no answer in anunbroken vista of wind-scored ice and drifting snow that, swirlinghigh into the air, momentarily cut off the view of that black line ofice-capped mountains barely visible on the horizon.
What to read after Astounding Stories, February, 1931?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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