Shepherd of the Planets
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They kept their distance, and would disappear into the rocks if anyone made a move toward them, but, if no attention was paid them, they moved about freely.
In particular, they would come, each evening, to stand in a ragged linenear one of the nests of boulders. From there, they would watch thecrewmen eat. There were never more than twelve or fifteen of them, abandy-legged lot, with thick, heavy torsos, and hairy heads.
It was on one of these occasions that Dr. Thorne happened to look up.
"Oh, ...oh!" he said. "Here it comes!" Renner turned his head, and rose to his feet. The other men rose withhim.
Three of the natives were coming toward the camp. They came along at aswinging trot, a sense of desperation and dedicated purpose in theirmanner. One ran slightly ahead. The other two followed behind him, shoulder to shoulder.
Farrow reached for a ray gun in a pile of equipment near him, and raisedit.
"No weapons!" Captain Renner ordered sharply.
Farrow lowered his arm, but kept the gun in his hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They kept their distance, and would disappear into the rocks if anyone made a move toward them, but, if no attention was paid them, they moved about freely.
In particular, they would come, each evening, to stand in a ragged linenear one of the nests of boulders. From there, they would watch thecrewmen eat. There were never more than twelve or fifteen of them, abandy-legged lot, with thick, heavy torsos, and hairy heads.
It was on one of these occasions that Dr. Thorne happened to look up.
"Oh, ...oh!" he said. "Here it comes!" Renner turned his head, and rose to his feet. The other men rose withhim.
Three of the natives were coming toward the camp. They came along at aswinging trot, a sense of desperation and dedicated purpose in theirmanner. One ran slightly ahead. The other two followed behind him, shoulder to shoulder.
Farrow reached for a ray gun in a pile of equipment near him, and raisedit.
"No weapons!" Captain Renner ordered sharply.
Farrow lowered his arm, but kept the gun in his hand.
What to read after Shepherd of the Planets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mattox Alan to read onlineMoreLess
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