Psichopath
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Nowhere wasthere any thought of guilt--at least, as far as sabotage wasconcerned.
MacHeath drank his coffee slowly and thoughtfully, keeping up his partof the three-way conversation while he concentrated on his ownproblem.
One thing was certain: Nowhere in the minds of any of the personnel ofthe Redford Project was there any conscious knowledge of sabotage. Noteven in the mind of Konrad Bern.
Dr. Roger Kent, a tall, lantern-jawed sad-eyed man in his forties, hadbeen hard to get through to at fi...rst, but as soon as MacHeathdiscovered that the hard block Kent had built up around himself wascaused by grief over a wife who had been dead five years, he became aseasy to read as a billboard. Kent had submerged his grief in work; theeternal drive of the true scientist to drag the truth out of MotherNature. He was constitutionally incapable of sabotaging the veryinstruments that had been built to dig in after that truth.
Dr. Konrad Bern, on the other hand, was difficult to read below thepreconscious stage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nowhere wasthere any thought of guilt--at least, as far as sabotage wasconcerned.
MacHeath drank his coffee slowly and thoughtfully, keeping up his partof the three-way conversation while he concentrated on his ownproblem.
One thing was certain: Nowhere in the minds of any of the personnel ofthe Redford Project was there any conscious knowledge of sabotage. Noteven in the mind of Konrad Bern.
Dr. Roger Kent, a tall, lantern-jawed sad-eyed man in his forties, hadbeen hard to get through to at fi...rst, but as soon as MacHeathdiscovered that the hard block Kent had built up around himself wascaused by grief over a wife who had been dead five years, he became aseasy to read as a billboard. Kent had submerged his grief in work; theeternal drive of the true scientist to drag the truth out of MotherNature. He was constitutionally incapable of sabotaging the veryinstruments that had been built to dig in after that truth.
Dr. Konrad Bern, on the other hand, was difficult to read below thepreconscious stage.
What to read after Psichopath?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garrett Randall to read onlineMoreLess
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