Space Prison
Space Prison
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"Tip--Tip----" He walked back and forth across thehillside in the area where he thought he had left him, stumbling overrocks buried in the snow and invisible in the darkness, calling againstthe wind and thinking, _I can't leave him to die alone here. _ Then, from a bulge he had not seen in the snow under him, there came afrightened, lonely wail: _"Tip cold--Tip cold----"_ He raked the snow off his jacket and unwrapped Tip, to put him insidehis shirt next to his bare skin. Tip's paws were like i...ce and he wasshivering violently, the first symptom of the pneumonia that killedmockers so quickly.
Tip coughed, a wrenching, rattling little sound, and whimpered, "Hurt--hurt----" "I know, " he said. "Your lungs hurt--damn it to hell, I wish I couldhave let you go home with Steve. " He put on the cold jacket and went down the hill. There was nothingwith which he could make a fire--only the short half-green grass, already buried under the snow. He turned south at the bottom of thehill, determining the direction by the wind, and began the stubbornmarch southward that could have but one ending.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Tip--Tip----" He walked back and forth across thehillside in the area where he thought he had left him, stumbling overrocks buried in the snow and invisible in the darkness, calling againstthe wind and thinking, _I can't leave him to die alone here. _ Then, from a bulge he had not seen in the snow under him, there came afrightened, lonely wail: _"Tip cold--Tip cold----"_ He raked the snow off his jacket and unwrapped Tip, to put him insidehis shirt next to his bare skin. Tip's paws were like i...ce and he wasshivering violently, the first symptom of the pneumonia that killedmockers so quickly.
Tip coughed, a wrenching, rattling little sound, and whimpered, "Hurt--hurt----" "I know, " he said. "Your lungs hurt--damn it to hell, I wish I couldhave let you go home with Steve. " He put on the cold jacket and went down the hill. There was nothingwith which he could make a fire--only the short half-green grass, already buried under the snow. He turned south at the bottom of thehill, determining the direction by the wind, and began the stubbornmarch southward that could have but one ending.
What to read after Space Prison?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Godwin Tom to read onlineMoreLess
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