Citadel
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"David Marlowe, Secretary for External Affairs, Solar Union, " Marlowereplied.
Ud Klavan looked expectantly at Mead.
"Christopher Mead, Assistant Undersecretary for External Affairs, " theassistant said, orientating himself.
"If you would do us the honor of permitting us to stand--" Marlowe askedpolitely.
[Illustration] "On the contrary, Marlowe. If you would do me the honor of permitting meto sit, I should consider it a privilege. " "Please do so. Mr. Mead, if you would bring our visitor a cha...ir--" They lost themselves in formalities for a few minutes, Marlowe beingurbanely correct, Mead following after as best he could through the mazeof Dovenilid mor
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"David Marlowe, Secretary for External Affairs, Solar Union, " Marlowereplied.
Ud Klavan looked expectantly at Mead.
"Christopher Mead, Assistant Undersecretary for External Affairs, " theassistant said, orientating himself.
"If you would do us the honor of permitting us to stand--" Marlowe askedpolitely.
[Illustration] "On the contrary, Marlowe. If you would do me the honor of permitting meto sit, I should consider it a privilege. " "Please do so. Mr. Mead, if you would bring our visitor a cha...ir--" They lost themselves in formalities for a few minutes, Marlowe beingurbanely correct, Mead following after as best he could through the mazeof Dovenilid mor
What to read after Citadel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Budrys Algis to read onlineMoreLess
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