Space 1999 #5 - Lunar Attack
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They had settled back into the routine of work and leisure and were still ready to give a new thing a try.
He had been dubious about Bergman’s string quintet, thinking it might be limited in appeal, but in the event, Victor Bergman’s enthusiasm was communicating itself to all hands. He had worked hard with his volunteers and the standard of musicianship was impressive. Even Alan Carter who didn’t know a five bar rest from a beer garden joined in the applause as the piece came to an end and t...he maestro bowed professionally from the podium.
Bergman started again, slow delicate music on a strict rhythm. It filled the space with nostalgia for the vanished culture of Earth planet, spilling out into the empty corridors of the sprawling Moonbase, repeated from communication posts which carried closed circuit coverage.
Some Alphans were still at the coal face, filling every minute with sixty seconds worth of distance run.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had settled back into the routine of work and leisure and were still ready to give a new thing a try.
He had been dubious about Bergman’s string quintet, thinking it might be limited in appeal, but in the event, Victor Bergman’s enthusiasm was communicating itself to all hands. He had worked hard with his volunteers and the standard of musicianship was impressive. Even Alan Carter who didn’t know a five bar rest from a beer garden joined in the applause as the piece came to an end and t...he maestro bowed professionally from the podium.
Bergman started again, slow delicate music on a strict rhythm. It filled the space with nostalgia for the vanished culture of Earth planet, spilling out into the empty corridors of the sprawling Moonbase, repeated from communication posts which carried closed circuit coverage.
Some Alphans were still at the coal face, filling every minute with sixty seconds worth of distance run.
What to read after Space 1999 #5 - Lunar Attack?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rankin, John, 1845-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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