Out of the Silent Planet
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S. Lewis : Arthur's Classic Novels XV 'COME IN, Small One,' boomed the sorn. 'Come in and let me look at you.' Now that he stood face to face with the spectre that had haunted him ever since he set foot on Malacandra, Ransom felt a surprising indifference. He had no idea what might be coming next, but he was determined to carry out his programme; and in the meantime the warmth and more breathable air were a heaven in themselves. He came in, well in past the fire, and answered the sorn. His own v...oice sounded to him a shrill treble.
The hrossa have sent me to look for Oyarsa,' he said. The sorn peered at him. 'You are not from this world,' it said suddenly.
'No,' replied Ransom, and sat down. He was too tired to explain.
'I think you are from Thulcandra, Small One,' said the sorn.
Why?' said Ransom.
'You are small and thick and that is how the animals ought to be made in a heavier world.
You caunot come from Glundandra, for it is so heavy that if any animals could live there they would be flat like plates - even you, Small one, would break if you stood up on that world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. Lewis : Arthur's Classic Novels XV 'COME IN, Small One,' boomed the sorn. 'Come in and let me look at you.' Now that he stood face to face with the spectre that had haunted him ever since he set foot on Malacandra, Ransom felt a surprising indifference. He had no idea what might be coming next, but he was determined to carry out his programme; and in the meantime the warmth and more breathable air were a heaven in themselves. He came in, well in past the fire, and answered the sorn. His own v...oice sounded to him a shrill treble.
The hrossa have sent me to look for Oyarsa,' he said. The sorn peered at him. 'You are not from this world,' it said suddenly.
'No,' replied Ransom, and sat down. He was too tired to explain.
'I think you are from Thulcandra, Small One,' said the sorn.
Why?' said Ransom.
'You are small and thick and that is how the animals ought to be made in a heavier world.
You caunot come from Glundandra, for it is so heavy that if any animals could live there they would be flat like plates - even you, Small one, would break if you stood up on that world.
What to read after Out of the Silent Planet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C. S. Lewis to read onlineMoreLess
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