Five to Twelve
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They were plastic and colour-coded. They looked like surrealist sea-shells.
The nurse was a male, possibly around Dion’s own age, give or take a decade. One never knew, with time shots.
“Dion Quern?”
“Himself.”
“Drape your dear body, friend.” The nurse indicated a wall bunk. “Strip and drape. Pushing back the clock is a wearisome business.”
Dion stepped out of his tunic and lay down.
The nurse yawned. “Ho hum. Where is your data plate?”
Dion indicated the trolley on which he had placed the thin ...piece of plastic given him by the Indian receptionist. “I dropped it by the sea-shells… So men are still allowed to work here, then?”
The nurse gave him a thin smile. “I squire the club’s top domdoc, Diogenes. For which, as a special treat, I am allowed to extend the purgatory of others.” He picked up the data plate, dropped it into the slot of a small decoder built into the wall, and examined the information. He made a disapproving noise with his tongue. “Three threes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were plastic and colour-coded. They looked like surrealist sea-shells.
The nurse was a male, possibly around Dion’s own age, give or take a decade. One never knew, with time shots.
“Dion Quern?”
“Himself.”
“Drape your dear body, friend.” The nurse indicated a wall bunk. “Strip and drape. Pushing back the clock is a wearisome business.”
Dion stepped out of his tunic and lay down.
The nurse yawned. “Ho hum. Where is your data plate?”
Dion indicated the trolley on which he had placed the thin ...piece of plastic given him by the Indian receptionist. “I dropped it by the sea-shells… So men are still allowed to work here, then?”
The nurse gave him a thin smile. “I squire the club’s top domdoc, Diogenes. For which, as a special treat, I am allowed to extend the purgatory of others.” He picked up the data plate, dropped it into the slot of a small decoder built into the wall, and examined the information. He made a disapproving noise with his tongue. “Three threes.
What to read after Five to Twelve?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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