Death Wish
Death Wish
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No ship has gone past Marsyet. " "At least we'd have a chance, " Watkins said.
"Maybe, " Rajcik agreed indifferently. "But we can't swing it. I'm afraidyou'll have to kiss the Solar System good-by. " Captain Somers wiped his forehead and tried to think of a plan. Hefound it difficult to concentrate. There was too great a discrepancybetween his knowledge of the situation and its appearance. Heknew--intellectually--that his ship was traveling out of the SolarSystem at a tremendous rate of speed. ...But in appearance they werestationary, hung in the abyss, three men trapped in a small, hot room, breathing the smell of hot metal and perspiration.
"What shall we do, Captain?" Watkins asked.
* * * * * Somers frowned at the engineer. Did the man expect him to pull asolution out of the air? How was he even supposed to concentrate on theproblem? He had to slow the ship, turn it. But his senses told him thatthe ship was not moving. How, then, could speed constitute a problem?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No ship has gone past Marsyet. " "At least we'd have a chance, " Watkins said.
"Maybe, " Rajcik agreed indifferently. "But we can't swing it. I'm afraidyou'll have to kiss the Solar System good-by. " Captain Somers wiped his forehead and tried to think of a plan. Hefound it difficult to concentrate. There was too great a discrepancybetween his knowledge of the situation and its appearance. Heknew--intellectually--that his ship was traveling out of the SolarSystem at a tremendous rate of speed. ...But in appearance they werestationary, hung in the abyss, three men trapped in a small, hot room, breathing the smell of hot metal and perspiration.
"What shall we do, Captain?" Watkins asked.
* * * * * Somers frowned at the engineer. Did the man expect him to pull asolution out of the air? How was he even supposed to concentrate on theproblem? He had to slow the ship, turn it. But his senses told him thatthe ship was not moving. How, then, could speed constitute a problem?
What to read after Death Wish?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheckley Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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