Operation: Outer Space
Operation: Outer Space
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There was apin-point of flame and vapor almost directly overhead. It grew swiftlyin size. It plunged downward.
They reached the surrounding forest and plunged into it. Babs stumbled, and Cochrane caught her, and they ran onward hand in hand to get clearaway from the down-blast of the rockets. The rocket-roaring grew louderand louder.
The castaways gazed. It was the ship. From below, fierce flames poureddown, blue-white and raging. The silver hull slanted a little. Itshifted its line of descent.... It came down with a peculiar deftness ofhandling that Cochrane had not realized before. Its rockets splashed, but the flame did not extend out to the edge of the clearing that hadbeen burned off at first. The rocket-flames, indeed, did not approachthe proportion to be seen on rockets on film-tape, or as Cochrane hadseen below the moon-rocket descending on Earth.
The ship settled within yards of its original landing-place. Its rocketsdwindled, but remained burning. They dwindled again. The noise wasoutrageous, but still not the intolerable tumult of a moon-rocketlanding on Earth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was apin-point of flame and vapor almost directly overhead. It grew swiftlyin size. It plunged downward.
They reached the surrounding forest and plunged into it. Babs stumbled, and Cochrane caught her, and they ran onward hand in hand to get clearaway from the down-blast of the rockets. The rocket-roaring grew louderand louder.
The castaways gazed. It was the ship. From below, fierce flames poureddown, blue-white and raging. The silver hull slanted a little. Itshifted its line of descent.... It came down with a peculiar deftness ofhandling that Cochrane had not realized before. Its rockets splashed, but the flame did not extend out to the edge of the clearing that hadbeen burned off at first. The rocket-flames, indeed, did not approachthe proportion to be seen on rockets on film-tape, or as Cochrane hadseen below the moon-rocket descending on Earth.
The ship settled within yards of its original landing-place. Its rocketsdwindled, but remained burning. They dwindled again. The noise wasoutrageous, but still not the intolerable tumult of a moon-rocketlanding on Earth.
What to read after Operation: Outer Space?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leinster Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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