Memory Seed
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In the front garden mysterious black-flowered spikes had sprouted, their leaves sickly yellow, while at the gate and amongst the pools and puddles of the alley bog rushes, rot roses, sedge grass and bog rosemary all flourished, swarms of flies humming around their blooms. Mosquitoes buzzed everywhere.The unclean air seemed to have affected Graaff-lin. She was not able to eat properly, her skin was sweaty, her temperature high and her muscles weak. Carrying pestilence meant that she was sensitive... to the slightest infection. She wandered around her house until the cool evening came; the day had been humid and oppressive. The feel of underclothes sticking to her skin had driven her to risking a bath in water from her cellar. The water was cold; almost every battery now dead.Darkness approached. In her study lay a device, a jumble of units connected by wire salvaged from kitchen units, powered by a faulty solar cell and connected to a dustbin lid shaped into a transceiver dish. This was half a radio.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the front garden mysterious black-flowered spikes had sprouted, their leaves sickly yellow, while at the gate and amongst the pools and puddles of the alley bog rushes, rot roses, sedge grass and bog rosemary all flourished, swarms of flies humming around their blooms. Mosquitoes buzzed everywhere.The unclean air seemed to have affected Graaff-lin. She was not able to eat properly, her skin was sweaty, her temperature high and her muscles weak. Carrying pestilence meant that she was sensitive... to the slightest infection. She wandered around her house until the cool evening came; the day had been humid and oppressive. The feel of underclothes sticking to her skin had driven her to risking a bath in water from her cellar. The water was cold; almost every battery now dead.Darkness approached. In her study lay a device, a jumble of units connected by wire salvaged from kitchen units, powered by a faulty solar cell and connected to a dustbin lid shaped into a transceiver dish. This was half a radio.
What to read after Memory Seed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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