Pythias
Pythias
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In a second, Dick! Wall off an exploding bomb?Easily! You saw me do it. Oh, it's work. It takes energy--you can'tescape natural law. That was what knocked me out for a whole day. Butthat was a hard one; it's a lot easier, for instance, to make a bulletmiss its target. It's even easier to lift the cartridge out of thechamber and put it in my pocket, so that the bullet can't even be fired. Want the Crown Jewels of England? I could get them, Dick!" I asked, "Can you see the future?" He frowned. "T...hat's silly. This isn't supersti--" "How about reading minds?" * * * * * Larry's expression cleared. "Oh, you're remembering some of the things Isaid years ago. No, I can't do that either, Dick. Maybe, some day, if Ikeep working at this thing-- Well, I can't right now. There are things Ican do, though, that are just as good. " "Show me something you can do, " I asked.
He smiled. Larry was enjoying himself; I didn't begrudge it to him. Hehad hugged this to himself for years, from the day he found his firstclue, through the decade of proving and experimenting, almost alwaysbeing wrong, but always getting closer....
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a second, Dick! Wall off an exploding bomb?Easily! You saw me do it. Oh, it's work. It takes energy--you can'tescape natural law. That was what knocked me out for a whole day. Butthat was a hard one; it's a lot easier, for instance, to make a bulletmiss its target. It's even easier to lift the cartridge out of thechamber and put it in my pocket, so that the bullet can't even be fired. Want the Crown Jewels of England? I could get them, Dick!" I asked, "Can you see the future?" He frowned. "T...hat's silly. This isn't supersti--" "How about reading minds?" * * * * * Larry's expression cleared. "Oh, you're remembering some of the things Isaid years ago. No, I can't do that either, Dick. Maybe, some day, if Ikeep working at this thing-- Well, I can't right now. There are things Ican do, though, that are just as good. " "Show me something you can do, " I asked.
He smiled. Larry was enjoying himself; I didn't begrudge it to him. Hehad hugged this to himself for years, from the day he found his firstclue, through the decade of proving and experimenting, almost alwaysbeing wrong, but always getting closer....
What to read after Pythias?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pohl Frederik to read onlineMoreLess
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