Ship Who Searched
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Alex said plaintively, when Tia got finished with tracing the maze of orders and counter-orders that had interrupted their routine round of deliveries to tiny two- to four-person Exploratory digs. “Who’s on first?”
“And What’s on second,” she replied absentmindedly. Just before leaving she’d gotten a datahedron on old-Terran slang phrases and their derivation; toying with the idea of producing that popular-science article. If it got published on enough nets, it might well earn her a tidy little ...bit of credit—and no amount of credit, however small, was to be scorned. But one unexpected side-effect of scanning it was that she tended to respond with the punch lines of jokes so old they were mummified.
Though now, at least, she knew what the CenCom operator had meant by “hang onto your bustle” and that business about the wicked witch who’d had a house dropped on her sister.
“What?” Alex responded, perplexed. “No, never mind. I don’t want to know. Just tell me whose orders we’re supposed to be following.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alex said plaintively, when Tia got finished with tracing the maze of orders and counter-orders that had interrupted their routine round of deliveries to tiny two- to four-person Exploratory digs. “Who’s on first?”
“And What’s on second,” she replied absentmindedly. Just before leaving she’d gotten a datahedron on old-Terran slang phrases and their derivation; toying with the idea of producing that popular-science article. If it got published on enough nets, it might well earn her a tidy little ...bit of credit—and no amount of credit, however small, was to be scorned. But one unexpected side-effect of scanning it was that she tended to respond with the punch lines of jokes so old they were mummified.
Though now, at least, she knew what the CenCom operator had meant by “hang onto your bustle” and that business about the wicked witch who’d had a house dropped on her sister.
“What?” Alex responded, perplexed. “No, never mind. I don’t want to know. Just tell me whose orders we’re supposed to be following.
What to read after Ship Who Searched?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Mccaffrey to read onlineMoreLess
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