Double Take
Double Take
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He dressed fast. By placing his fingers in exactly the same position asthe other had done, was able to make the wall open for him.
The silver-metal corridor had two directions. He went to the right. After many turnings, at each of which he reconnoitered carefully, hecame to a passageway that was damp. Why it was damp he couldn't tell, but there in the wetness were tracks which could have been made by awheelchair.
He followed them, feeling the throb of giant engines underfoot.
* * * * * The ...wheelchair tracks abruptly made a ninety-degree turn and ended at ablank wall. Somewhere beyond it must be the communications room.
He retreated and waited.
In time the wall snapped open and Hafitz sped out. The young manretreated into the maze of corridors and hoped chance would be on hisside. It was. Hafitz went another way.
The young man ran back to the wall and used his fingers on it in thecombination he had learned. It opened for him.
He closed it behind him and blinked at the huge instrument panel whichfilled almost the entire room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He dressed fast. By placing his fingers in exactly the same position asthe other had done, was able to make the wall open for him.
The silver-metal corridor had two directions. He went to the right. After many turnings, at each of which he reconnoitered carefully, hecame to a passageway that was damp. Why it was damp he couldn't tell, but there in the wetness were tracks which could have been made by awheelchair.
He followed them, feeling the throb of giant engines underfoot.
* * * * * The ...wheelchair tracks abruptly made a ninety-degree turn and ended at ablank wall. Somewhere beyond it must be the communications room.
He retreated and waited.
In time the wall snapped open and Hafitz sped out. The young manretreated into the maze of corridors and hoped chance would be on hisside. It was. Hafitz went another way.
The young man ran back to the wall and used his fingers on it in thecombination he had learned. It opened for him.
He closed it behind him and blinked at the huge instrument panel whichfilled almost the entire room.
What to read after Double Take?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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