Orphan of Creation
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Everyone on the team had been prepared for a long, drawn-out search for the australopithecines. They had envisioned the wise native guides leading them to the nesting-sites of the shy, secretive creatures, so they could photograph them from half a mile away and gradually gain their confidence, or something. No one had bargained on having Thursday dropped in their lap so quickly. No one knew what to do about it. They were all in a slight case of shock.Livingston, though he didn’t speak up and say... so, was all for heading back at once, perhaps taking Thursday with them, if possible. After all, they certainly had what they had come for, and getting the hell away from those Utaani scumbuckets sounded like good policy. What was hanging around going to get them? Livingston held his peace that day. Barbara was too busy to pay any attention anyway, and she was the only one who mattered, really, as far as decision-making went. After all, she was the one who owned an australopithecine. Even if that wasn’t strictly so, there was no denying this was her call.But Barbara didn’t seem much interested in making decisions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everyone on the team had been prepared for a long, drawn-out search for the australopithecines. They had envisioned the wise native guides leading them to the nesting-sites of the shy, secretive creatures, so they could photograph them from half a mile away and gradually gain their confidence, or something. No one had bargained on having Thursday dropped in their lap so quickly. No one knew what to do about it. They were all in a slight case of shock.Livingston, though he didn’t speak up and say... so, was all for heading back at once, perhaps taking Thursday with them, if possible. After all, they certainly had what they had come for, and getting the hell away from those Utaani scumbuckets sounded like good policy. What was hanging around going to get them? Livingston held his peace that day. Barbara was too busy to pay any attention anyway, and she was the only one who mattered, really, as far as decision-making went. After all, she was the one who owned an australopithecine. Even if that wasn’t strictly so, there was no denying this was her call.But Barbara didn’t seem much interested in making decisions.
What to read after Orphan of Creation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roger Macbride Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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