Astounding Stories of Super-Science September 1930
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Even then the illusion of motionlessness waspreserved. There was nothing in the water to mark our progress. Wemight have been floating in a back void of space.
Down and down we went, for an interminable length of time--till atlength we reached the abysmal level where the sun never shone and theeyes of man had never gazed till now.
* * * * * Words were made to describe familiar articles. I find now when I amfaced with the necessity of portraying events and objects beyond therange of normal h...uman experience that I cannot conjure up words to fit. I despair of trying to make you see what we saw, and feel what we felt.
But try to picture yourself in the glass ball with us: All is profound blackness save for a streak of white, dying about fiftyfeet away, which is the beam of our searchlight. Twenty feet below is abare floor of flinty lava and broken shell. This is unrelieved bysea-weed of any kind, appearing like an imagined fragment of Martian orlunar landscape.
The ball sways idly to the push of some explicable submarine current.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even then the illusion of motionlessness waspreserved. There was nothing in the water to mark our progress. Wemight have been floating in a back void of space.
Down and down we went, for an interminable length of time--till atlength we reached the abysmal level where the sun never shone and theeyes of man had never gazed till now.
* * * * * Words were made to describe familiar articles. I find now when I amfaced with the necessity of portraying events and objects beyond therange of normal h...uman experience that I cannot conjure up words to fit. I despair of trying to make you see what we saw, and feel what we felt.
But try to picture yourself in the glass ball with us: All is profound blackness save for a streak of white, dying about fiftyfeet away, which is the beam of our searchlight. Twenty feet below is abare floor of flinty lava and broken shell. This is unrelieved bysea-weed of any kind, appearing like an imagined fragment of Martian orlunar landscape.
The ball sways idly to the push of some explicable submarine current.
What to read after Astounding Stories of Super-Science September 1930?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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