Graveyard of Dreams
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"Wait a minute, gentlemen. " He finished the brandy, and held out theglass to Tom Brangwyn, nodding toward the pitcher. Even the first drinkhad warmed him and he could feel the constriction easing in his throatand the lump at the pit of his stomach dissolving. "I hope none of youexpect me to spread out a map and show you the cross on it, where theBrain is. I can't. I can't even give the approximate location of thething. " Much of the happy eagerness drained out of the faces around him. Some oft...hem were looking troubled; Colonel Zareff was gnawing the bottom of hismustache, and Judge Ledue's hand shook as he tried to relight his cigar. Conn stole a quick side-glance at his father; Rodney Maxwell waswatching him curiously, as though wondering what he was going to saynext.
"But it is still here on Poictesme?" Fawzi questioned. "They didn't takeit away when they evacuated, did they?" Conn finished his second drink. This time he picked up the pitcher andrefilled for himself.
"I'm going to have to do a lot of talking, " he said, "and it's going tobe thirsty work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Wait a minute, gentlemen. " He finished the brandy, and held out theglass to Tom Brangwyn, nodding toward the pitcher. Even the first drinkhad warmed him and he could feel the constriction easing in his throatand the lump at the pit of his stomach dissolving. "I hope none of youexpect me to spread out a map and show you the cross on it, where theBrain is. I can't. I can't even give the approximate location of thething. " Much of the happy eagerness drained out of the faces around him. Some oft...hem were looking troubled; Colonel Zareff was gnawing the bottom of hismustache, and Judge Ledue's hand shook as he tried to relight his cigar. Conn stole a quick side-glance at his father; Rodney Maxwell waswatching him curiously, as though wondering what he was going to saynext.
"But it is still here on Poictesme?" Fawzi questioned. "They didn't takeit away when they evacuated, did they?" Conn finished his second drink. This time he picked up the pitcher andrefilled for himself.
"I'm going to have to do a lot of talking, " he said, "and it's going tobe thirsty work.
What to read after Graveyard of Dreams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Beam Piper to read onlineMoreLess
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