Doctor Who: Shada
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Or very, very clever person? He couldn’t decide.So he opened his eyes and saw the frayed tassels at the ends of his scarf.He twiddled the tassels.Stupid or clever?It might just be fun to twiddle the tassels for a lifetime, like a stupid person. If that’s what he was.But if he turned out to be a clever person after all, that would be a very stupid thing to do.‘Very stupid,’ he said.He could talk. That suggested he was clever. Or did it? He dimly remembered that very stupid people could talk. Some...times they did it a lot. Didn’t they?‘Very stupid, very stupid,’ he said again.Hold on, he thought. Who was he? He couldn’t decide if he was very stupid or very clever without knowing who he was. If he was very stupid he probably didn’t know who he was.He decided to check to see if he knew who he was or not. ‘Who am I?’ he asked himself.There were a few seconds of empty nothingness. He twiddled the tassels again. Twiddle twiddle twiddle. Twiddle-dee-dee, twiddle-dee-dee –Dee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or very, very clever person? He couldn’t decide.So he opened his eyes and saw the frayed tassels at the ends of his scarf.He twiddled the tassels.Stupid or clever?It might just be fun to twiddle the tassels for a lifetime, like a stupid person. If that’s what he was.But if he turned out to be a clever person after all, that would be a very stupid thing to do.‘Very stupid,’ he said.He could talk. That suggested he was clever. Or did it? He dimly remembered that very stupid people could talk. Some...times they did it a lot. Didn’t they?‘Very stupid, very stupid,’ he said again.Hold on, he thought. Who was he? He couldn’t decide if he was very stupid or very clever without knowing who he was. If he was very stupid he probably didn’t know who he was.He decided to check to see if he knew who he was or not. ‘Who am I?’ he asked himself.There were a few seconds of empty nothingness. He twiddled the tassels again. Twiddle twiddle twiddle. Twiddle-dee-dee, twiddle-dee-dee –Dee.
What to read after Doctor Who: Shada?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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