Disqualified
Disqualified
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"I see there is no one working them, " he said. "Is that done by thevillagers?" "Our labor supply is transient, " answered Saranta after a moment'shesitation. "The laborers who will work our fields--for a wage, ofcourse--are probably in the next town or the one beyond it now. " Alpha Persei was sinking in the western sky when Tardo and Peo tooktheir leave of Saranta and made their way down the road toward theirplanetary landing craft.
"It looks like a good world to me, " said Peo. "If tomorrow'...s inspectionis as satisfactory, I suppose you will recommend the beginning oftechnical aid?" "There will be no inspection tour tomorrow, and I shall recommendagainst aid at this time, " replied Tardo. "I've seen enough. " "Why?" asked Peo, surprised.
"There are two classes of people on this planet, and we've seen onlyone, " said Tardo. "Those we have seen are freemen. The others are nobetter than animals. We give no aid that helps men tighten their holdover their fellows. " "If you haven't seen them, how do you know there is another class?"demanded Peo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I see there is no one working them, " he said. "Is that done by thevillagers?" "Our labor supply is transient, " answered Saranta after a moment'shesitation. "The laborers who will work our fields--for a wage, ofcourse--are probably in the next town or the one beyond it now. " Alpha Persei was sinking in the western sky when Tardo and Peo tooktheir leave of Saranta and made their way down the road toward theirplanetary landing craft.
"It looks like a good world to me, " said Peo. "If tomorrow'...s inspectionis as satisfactory, I suppose you will recommend the beginning oftechnical aid?" "There will be no inspection tour tomorrow, and I shall recommendagainst aid at this time, " replied Tardo. "I've seen enough. " "Why?" asked Peo, surprised.
"There are two classes of people on this planet, and we've seen onlyone, " said Tardo. "Those we have seen are freemen. The others are nobetter than animals. We give no aid that helps men tighten their holdover their fellows. " "If you haven't seen them, how do you know there is another class?"demanded Peo.
What to read after Disqualified?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fontenay Charles Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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