Diggers
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From A Scientific Encyclopediafor the Inquiring Young Nomeby Angalo de Haberdasheri LET THE EYE of your imagination be a camera. . . .
This is the universe, a glittering ball of galaxies like the ornament on some unimaginable Christmas tree. Find a galaxy. . . .
Focus This is a galaxy, swirled like the cream in a cup of coffee, every pinpoint of light a star.
Find a star. . . .
Focus This is a solar system, where planets barrel through the darkness around the central fires of the sun. Some plane...ts hug close, hot enough to melt lead. Some drift far out, where the comets are born. Find a blue planet. . . .
Focus This is a planet. Most of it is covered in water. It’s called Earth.
Find a country. . . .
Focus . . . blues and greens and browns under the sun, and here’s a pale oblong which is . . .
Focus . . . an airport, a concrete hive for silver bees, and there’s a . . .
Focus . . . building full of people and noise and . . .
Focus . . . a hall of lights and bustle and . . .
Focus .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From A Scientific Encyclopediafor the Inquiring Young Nomeby Angalo de Haberdasheri LET THE EYE of your imagination be a camera. . . .
This is the universe, a glittering ball of galaxies like the ornament on some unimaginable Christmas tree. Find a galaxy. . . .
Focus This is a galaxy, swirled like the cream in a cup of coffee, every pinpoint of light a star.
Find a star. . . .
Focus This is a solar system, where planets barrel through the darkness around the central fires of the sun. Some plane...ts hug close, hot enough to melt lead. Some drift far out, where the comets are born. Find a blue planet. . . .
Focus This is a planet. Most of it is covered in water. It’s called Earth.
Find a country. . . .
Focus . . . blues and greens and browns under the sun, and here’s a pale oblong which is . . .
Focus . . . an airport, a concrete hive for silver bees, and there’s a . . .
Focus . . . building full of people and noise and . . .
Focus . . . a hall of lights and bustle and . . .
Focus .
What to read after Diggers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terry Pratchett to read onlineMoreLess
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