Breakaway
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They were seated now in a semicircle infront of a huge chart of the solar system. Phil took his seat, and thelast minute briefing began. It was a routine he knew by heart. He hadgone over and over it a thousand times, and he only half listened now. He kept thinking of Mary outside, alone by the fence.
The voice of the briefing officer was a dull hum in his ears.
"... And orbit at 18, 000-mph. You will then accelerate for the breakawayto 24, 900-mph for five minutes and then free-coast for 116 h...oursuntil--" Phil asked a few questions about weather and solar conditions. And thenthe session was done. They rose and looked at each other, the sameunanswered questions on each man's face. There were forced smiles andhandshakes. They were ready now.
"Phil, " the general said, and took him aside.
"Sir?" "Phil, you're ... You feel all right, don't you, son?" "Yes, sir. I feel fine. Why?" "Phil, I've spent nearly every day with you for three years. I know youbetter than I know myself in many ways.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were seated now in a semicircle infront of a huge chart of the solar system. Phil took his seat, and thelast minute briefing began. It was a routine he knew by heart. He hadgone over and over it a thousand times, and he only half listened now. He kept thinking of Mary outside, alone by the fence.
The voice of the briefing officer was a dull hum in his ears.
"... And orbit at 18, 000-mph. You will then accelerate for the breakawayto 24, 900-mph for five minutes and then free-coast for 116 h...oursuntil--" Phil asked a few questions about weather and solar conditions. And thenthe session was done. They rose and looked at each other, the sameunanswered questions on each man's face. There were forced smiles andhandshakes. They were ready now.
"Phil, " the general said, and took him aside.
"Sir?" "Phil, you're ... You feel all right, don't you, son?" "Yes, sir. I feel fine. Why?" "Phil, I've spent nearly every day with you for three years. I know youbetter than I know myself in many ways.
What to read after Breakaway?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gimble Stanley to read onlineMoreLess
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