Goliath
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Alek said.
Count Volger drummed his fingers on his desk, his eyes still locked on Bovril. Dr. Barlow had handed the creature to Alek as the meeting had broken up, and Alek hadn’t stopped to leave it in his own stateroom. The news was simply too extraordinary to wait. But now Volger and the beast were staring at each other, a contest that Bovril appeared to be enjoying.
Alek pulled the creature from his shoulder and placed it on the floor. He stepped closer to the stateroom window. “Mr. Tesla say...s he did all this from America, with some kind of machine. Six years go.”
“In 1908?” Volger asked, his eyes still fixed on the beast. “And he’s waited until now to tell the world?”
“The Russians wouldn’t allow a Clanker scientist into their country,” Alek said. “Not until he switched sides. So he couldn’t study the effects firsthand. But now that he’s seen what his weapon can do, he says he’s going to make the invention public.”
Volger finally tore his eyes from Bovril.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alek said.
Count Volger drummed his fingers on his desk, his eyes still locked on Bovril. Dr. Barlow had handed the creature to Alek as the meeting had broken up, and Alek hadn’t stopped to leave it in his own stateroom. The news was simply too extraordinary to wait. But now Volger and the beast were staring at each other, a contest that Bovril appeared to be enjoying.
Alek pulled the creature from his shoulder and placed it on the floor. He stepped closer to the stateroom window. “Mr. Tesla say...s he did all this from America, with some kind of machine. Six years go.”
“In 1908?” Volger asked, his eyes still fixed on the beast. “And he’s waited until now to tell the world?”
“The Russians wouldn’t allow a Clanker scientist into their country,” Alek said. “Not until he switched sides. So he couldn’t study the effects firsthand. But now that he’s seen what his weapon can do, he says he’s going to make the invention public.”
Volger finally tore his eyes from Bovril.
What to read after Goliath?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott Westerfeld to read onlineMoreLess
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