Schrodinger's Cat Trilogy (1979)
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in a tone of profound skepticism.
He was watching the TV hearings on the nomination of Rockwell Morgan Squeeze for Vice President. Squeeze was an oil millionaire famous for such monumental parsimonies as installing pay phones in his mansion so guests couldn’t run up his phone bill and bringing his lunch to the office in a paper bag for forty years. He was being quizzed about his generous contributions to seven out of ten of the senators on the committee investigating him.
“Now, I resent that,” R...ockwell was saying. “That’s a very nasty word, Senator. ‘Bribe,’ indeed!”
“Well, just what would you call it?” asked the senator—one of the three who hadn’t received Rockwell’s largesse.
“I regard it this way,” Mr. Squeeze said unctuously. “If I had a lot of cheese, and I looked around and saw a lot of mice without any cheese of their own, well, it would be the normal, generous thing …”
“Now, wait a minute, I smell a rat,” the senator interrupted.
“Shee-it,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
in a tone of profound skepticism.
He was watching the TV hearings on the nomination of Rockwell Morgan Squeeze for Vice President. Squeeze was an oil millionaire famous for such monumental parsimonies as installing pay phones in his mansion so guests couldn’t run up his phone bill and bringing his lunch to the office in a paper bag for forty years. He was being quizzed about his generous contributions to seven out of ten of the senators on the committee investigating him.
“Now, I resent that,” R...ockwell was saying. “That’s a very nasty word, Senator. ‘Bribe,’ indeed!”
“Well, just what would you call it?” asked the senator—one of the three who hadn’t received Rockwell’s largesse.
“I regard it this way,” Mr. Squeeze said unctuously. “If I had a lot of cheese, and I looked around and saw a lot of mice without any cheese of their own, well, it would be the normal, generous thing …”
“Now, wait a minute, I smell a rat,” the senator interrupted.
“Shee-it,”
What to read after Schrodinger's Cat Trilogy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson Robert A. to read onlineMoreLess
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