Exile
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As they passed the man below, Birken looked up. He continued to limpalong at a brisk pace with the aid of what looked like a short spear.
"Go down!" Kinton ordered.
The pilot landed about a hundred yards from the spaceship. By the timehis passengers had alighted, however, Birken had drawn level with them, about fifty feet away.
"Birken!" shouted Kinton. "Where do you think you're going?" Seeing that no one ran after him, Birken slowed his pace, but keptwalking toward the ship. He watched them o...ver his shoulder.
"Sorry, Kinton, " he shouted with no noticeable tone of regret. "I figureI better travel on for my health. " "It's not so damn healthy up there!" called Kinton. "I told you howthere's no clear path--" "Yeah, yeah, you told me. That don't mean I gotta believe it. " "Wait! Don't you think they tried sending unmanned rockets up? Every onewas struck and exploded. " Birken showed no more change of expression than if the other hadcommented on the weather.
Kinton had stepped forward six or eight paces, irritated despite hisanxiety at the way Birken persisted in drifting before him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As they passed the man below, Birken looked up. He continued to limpalong at a brisk pace with the aid of what looked like a short spear.
"Go down!" Kinton ordered.
The pilot landed about a hundred yards from the spaceship. By the timehis passengers had alighted, however, Birken had drawn level with them, about fifty feet away.
"Birken!" shouted Kinton. "Where do you think you're going?" Seeing that no one ran after him, Birken slowed his pace, but keptwalking toward the ship. He watched them o...ver his shoulder.
"Sorry, Kinton, " he shouted with no noticeable tone of regret. "I figureI better travel on for my health. " "It's not so damn healthy up there!" called Kinton. "I told you howthere's no clear path--" "Yeah, yeah, you told me. That don't mean I gotta believe it. " "Wait! Don't you think they tried sending unmanned rockets up? Every onewas struck and exploded. " Birken showed no more change of expression than if the other hadcommented on the weather.
Kinton had stepped forward six or eight paces, irritated despite hisanxiety at the way Birken persisted in drifting before him.
What to read after Exile?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fyfe Horace Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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