Slaves of Mercury
Slaves of Mercury
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" He was shouting now, pounding thechair arm with complete loss of dignity. "Who is he, where does hecome from, where did he go? Answer me?" The girl faced him boldly.
"You are afraid of him, Viceroy, " she challenged. "You fear hisexample. He has shown what a brave man can do; the Earth people willfollow him. The Mercutians are not invulnerable. " "Yes, " the Viceroy said heavily. He was talking more to himself. Thenhe realized his mistake. "No, of course not, " he growled hurriedly. "Enough o...f this. You tell me what I want to know or I call Urga in. " Joan's face went white, but she faced him unflinchingly.
"I do not know where he is, and if I did, I would not tell you. " "Very well then. " The Viceroy leaned over to the table.
The slide was completely open now.
"I wouldn't call anyone if I were you. " * * * * * The Viceroy whirled in his chair at the sound of the calm Earth voice, calm yet deadly in its implications. He found himself staring into thestubby opening of an Earth automatic, a forbidden weapon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He was shouting now, pounding thechair arm with complete loss of dignity. "Who is he, where does hecome from, where did he go? Answer me?" The girl faced him boldly.
"You are afraid of him, Viceroy, " she challenged. "You fear hisexample. He has shown what a brave man can do; the Earth people willfollow him. The Mercutians are not invulnerable. " "Yes, " the Viceroy said heavily. He was talking more to himself. Thenhe realized his mistake. "No, of course not, " he growled hurriedly. "Enough o...f this. You tell me what I want to know or I call Urga in. " Joan's face went white, but she faced him unflinchingly.
"I do not know where he is, and if I did, I would not tell you. " "Very well then. " The Viceroy leaned over to the table.
The slide was completely open now.
"I wouldn't call anyone if I were you. " * * * * * The Viceroy whirled in his chair at the sound of the calm Earth voice, calm yet deadly in its implications. He found himself staring into thestubby opening of an Earth automatic, a forbidden weapon.
What to read after Slaves of Mercury?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schachner Nathan to read onlineMoreLess
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