Nightmares & Geezenstacks
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Arcturus IV was the only inhabited or inhabitable planet of its primary and it was quite a few light-years to the next star system.
He needed food—his fuel and water supplies were okay but the commissary department on Pluto had made a mistake in stocking his scouter—and, according to the space manual, the natives were friendly. They’d give him anything he asked for.
The manual was very specific on that point; he reread the brief section on the Arcturians as soon as he had set the controls for au...tomatic landing.
“The Arcturians,” he read, “are inhuman, but very friendly. A pilot landing here need only ask for what he wants, and it is given to him freely, readily, and without argument.
“Communication with them, however, must be by paper and pencil as they have no vocal organs and no organs of hearing. However, they read and write English with considerable fluency.”
Ralph NC-5’s mouth watered as he tried to decide what he wanted to eat first, after two days of complete abstinence from food, preceded by five days of short rations; a week ago he had discovered the commissary department’s mistake in stocking his lockers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Arcturus IV was the only inhabited or inhabitable planet of its primary and it was quite a few light-years to the next star system.
He needed food—his fuel and water supplies were okay but the commissary department on Pluto had made a mistake in stocking his scouter—and, according to the space manual, the natives were friendly. They’d give him anything he asked for.
The manual was very specific on that point; he reread the brief section on the Arcturians as soon as he had set the controls for au...tomatic landing.
“The Arcturians,” he read, “are inhuman, but very friendly. A pilot landing here need only ask for what he wants, and it is given to him freely, readily, and without argument.
“Communication with them, however, must be by paper and pencil as they have no vocal organs and no organs of hearing. However, they read and write English with considerable fluency.”
Ralph NC-5’s mouth watered as he tried to decide what he wanted to eat first, after two days of complete abstinence from food, preceded by five days of short rations; a week ago he had discovered the commissary department’s mistake in stocking his lockers.
What to read after Nightmares & Geezenstacks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown Fredric to read onlineMoreLess
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