Captain Future 24 - Pardon My Iron Nerves (November 1950)
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I, Grag, am not given to talking about myself. When Curt Newton suggested that I write up this particular adventure for the casebook in which he records our doings I refused at first.I said, “No, Curt, I’d rather not. You know I’m not one to brag about my own exploits.”“I know that,” he said. “But since it was you who where chiefly concerned in this business with the Machs, and since you’re the only one who knows all the details you should write the report on it.”Well, I had to agree. After all,... Curt — Captain Future — depends on me more than on any of the other Futuremen. It’s because we think alike, I guess.Of course Simon Wright was human himself once — long ago before his brain was transferred into the artificial serum-case that is now his “body”. But there’s something a little remote about Simon even to Curt.As for Otho, the other Futureman — well, being an android or artificial man, Otho looks human. But that’s as far as it goes. Otho just doesn’t think the way we do.I’ll admit that I, Grag, don’t look so much like other people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I, Grag, am not given to talking about myself. When Curt Newton suggested that I write up this particular adventure for the casebook in which he records our doings I refused at first.I said, “No, Curt, I’d rather not. You know I’m not one to brag about my own exploits.”“I know that,” he said. “But since it was you who where chiefly concerned in this business with the Machs, and since you’re the only one who knows all the details you should write the report on it.”Well, I had to agree. After all,... Curt — Captain Future — depends on me more than on any of the other Futuremen. It’s because we think alike, I guess.Of course Simon Wright was human himself once — long ago before his brain was transferred into the artificial serum-case that is now his “body”. But there’s something a little remote about Simon even to Curt.As for Otho, the other Futureman — well, being an android or artificial man, Otho looks human. But that’s as far as it goes. Otho just doesn’t think the way we do.I’ll admit that I, Grag, don’t look so much like other people.
What to read after Captain Future 24 - Pardon My Iron Nerves (November 1950)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hamilton Edmond to read onlineMoreLess
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