Crossroads of Destiny
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One thing you can be sure of--anyerrors you make in trying to imagine such a world will be on the side ofover-conservatism. " The sandy-haired man beside me, who had been using his highball for acrystal ball, must have glimpsed in it what he was looking for. Hefinished the drink, set the empty glass on the stand-tray beside him, and reached back to push the button.
"I don't think you realize just how good an idea you have, here, " hetold the plump man abruptly. "If you did, you wouldn't ruin it... with suchtimid and unimaginative treatment. " I thought he'd been staying out of the conversation because it was overhis head. Instead, he had been taking the plump man's idea apart, examining all the pieces, and considering what was wrong with it and howit could be improved. The plump man looked startled, and thenangry--timid and unimaginative were the last things he'd expected hisidea to be called. Then he became uneasy. Maybe this fellow was atypical representative of his lord and master, the faceless abstractioncalled the Public.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One thing you can be sure of--anyerrors you make in trying to imagine such a world will be on the side ofover-conservatism. " The sandy-haired man beside me, who had been using his highball for acrystal ball, must have glimpsed in it what he was looking for. Hefinished the drink, set the empty glass on the stand-tray beside him, and reached back to push the button.
"I don't think you realize just how good an idea you have, here, " hetold the plump man abruptly. "If you did, you wouldn't ruin it... with suchtimid and unimaginative treatment. " I thought he'd been staying out of the conversation because it was overhis head. Instead, he had been taking the plump man's idea apart, examining all the pieces, and considering what was wrong with it and howit could be improved. The plump man looked startled, and thenangry--timid and unimaginative were the last things he'd expected hisidea to be called. Then he became uneasy. Maybe this fellow was atypical representative of his lord and master, the faceless abstractioncalled the Public.
What to read after Crossroads of Destiny?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Piper H. Beam to read onlineMoreLess
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