Solar Stiff
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It was strange, mused Probos Five, that the divided trunks wereseemingly unable to bear the slightest increase in temperature. Theirbodies disintegrated upon contact with a Mercurian. Some were roped anddragged from a distance up to the doors of the space ships, but noinhabitant of Planet Three had been closer to Mercury than the air lockof the space cruisers. As the divided trunk people were dragged into theair lock, warm air from the ship would be pumped into the lock to dispelthe frigid air ...of Planet Three. As the warmth of Mercury enveloped thedivided trunks they became quite red, began to melt and finallydissolved into a gaseous state, leaving a small pile of ashes and adisagreeable odor in the air lock that sometimes lingered for days.
Probos Five believed he had the solution for these obstacles in the pathof scientific study of the divided trunks. He had decided to use guilein place of strength. For this reason he had come alone and in a smallspace runabout to put his solution to the test.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was strange, mused Probos Five, that the divided trunks wereseemingly unable to bear the slightest increase in temperature. Theirbodies disintegrated upon contact with a Mercurian. Some were roped anddragged from a distance up to the doors of the space ships, but noinhabitant of Planet Three had been closer to Mercury than the air lockof the space cruisers. As the divided trunk people were dragged into theair lock, warm air from the ship would be pumped into the lock to dispelthe frigid air ...of Planet Three. As the warmth of Mercury enveloped thedivided trunks they became quite red, began to melt and finallydissolved into a gaseous state, leaving a small pile of ashes and adisagreeable odor in the air lock that sometimes lingered for days.
Probos Five believed he had the solution for these obstacles in the pathof scientific study of the divided trunks. He had decided to use guilein place of strength. For this reason he had come alone and in a smallspace runabout to put his solution to the test.
What to read after Solar Stiff?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stopher Chas. A. to read onlineMoreLess
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