Impact
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" "You are strangers; we want you to feel welcome. " "Niaga, people don't--that is--" He floundered badly. Intellectually heknew he could not apply the code of his culture to hers; emotionally itwas a difficult concept to accept. If his standards were invalid, hisdefinitions might be, too. Perhaps this society was no more primitivethan--No! A mature people would always develop more or less the samemechanical techniques, and these people had nothing remotely like amachine.
"You sent us a gift, "... she said. "It is only proper for us to return thekindness. " "You have made a rather miraculous use of the language machine in aremarkably short period of time. " "We applied it to everyone in the village. We knew it would help yourpeople feel at ease, if we could talk together in a common tongue. " "You go to great pains to welcome a shipload of strangers. " "Naturally. Consideration for others is the first law of humanity. " After apause, she added very slowly, with her eyes fixed on his, "Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "You are strangers; we want you to feel welcome. " "Niaga, people don't--that is--" He floundered badly. Intellectually heknew he could not apply the code of his culture to hers; emotionally itwas a difficult concept to accept. If his standards were invalid, hisdefinitions might be, too. Perhaps this society was no more primitivethan--No! A mature people would always develop more or less the samemechanical techniques, and these people had nothing remotely like amachine.
"You sent us a gift, "... she said. "It is only proper for us to return thekindness. " "You have made a rather miraculous use of the language machine in aremarkably short period of time. " "We applied it to everyone in the village. We knew it would help yourpeople feel at ease, if we could talk together in a common tongue. " "You go to great pains to welcome a shipload of strangers. " "Naturally. Consideration for others is the first law of humanity. " After apause, she added very slowly, with her eyes fixed on his, "Mr.
What to read after Impact?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cox Irving E. to read onlineMoreLess
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