Martians Never Die
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" "Why did you stay so long?" "After I left, the Ladonai told me, they were going to shut off anypossible communication with Earth until we advance more. They thinkwe're at a very dangerous animal-like stage of development. Once I camehome, I knew I couldn't go back, so I wanted to learn as much as I couldbefore I left them. " "Stand up for a minute, " ordered the doctor.
"Not right now, " said Curtis. "I'm too tired. " "You'd better get to bed, then. " "I think not. It's merely caused by the d...ifference in gravity andheavier air. The Ladonai told me to expect it, but not to lie down. After a while I'll try to take a short walk. " * * * * * So Clyde wasn't going to die, after all, Stern thought. He had come homewith a message, and, remembering the determination of the man, Sternknew he wouldn't die until he had given it. But he had to die. He woulddie, and who was competent enough to know that it wasn't from the shockof having come home to denser air and a heavier gravity?
There were ways--an oxygen tube, for example.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Why did you stay so long?" "After I left, the Ladonai told me, they were going to shut off anypossible communication with Earth until we advance more. They thinkwe're at a very dangerous animal-like stage of development. Once I camehome, I knew I couldn't go back, so I wanted to learn as much as I couldbefore I left them. " "Stand up for a minute, " ordered the doctor.
"Not right now, " said Curtis. "I'm too tired. " "You'd better get to bed, then. " "I think not. It's merely caused by the d...ifference in gravity andheavier air. The Ladonai told me to expect it, but not to lie down. After a while I'll try to take a short walk. " * * * * * So Clyde wasn't going to die, after all, Stern thought. He had come homewith a message, and, remembering the determination of the man, Sternknew he wouldn't die until he had given it. But he had to die. He woulddie, and who was competent enough to know that it wasn't from the shockof having come home to denser air and a heavier gravity?
There were ways--an oxygen tube, for example.
What to read after Martians Never Die?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Lucius to read onlineMoreLess
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