Star Hunter
Star Hunter
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Lucky for him the burrow was an old one, uninhabited. In time heshould be able to work his way out. Meanwhile there was the whole of awide countryside in which Rynch could discover a hideout--no one wouldfind him now against his will.
He tried, as he strode along, to piece together more of his memoriesand the scanty information he had had from the Nahuatl man. So he hadbeen "brain-channeled, " given a set of false memories to fit a RynchBrodie whose presence on this world meant a billion credit...s forsomeone. He could not believe that this was the spaceman's game alone, for hadn't he spoken of "we"?
A billion credits! The sum was fantastic, the whole storyunbelievable.
There was a hot stab of pain on his instep. Rynch cried out, stampedhard. One of the clawed scavengers was crushed. The man leaped back intime to avoid another step into a swarming mass of them at work onsome unidentifiable carrion. Staring down at the welter of scaled, segmented bodies and busy claws, he gasped.
Three dead water-cats were near the man trapped in the pit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lucky for him the burrow was an old one, uninhabited. In time heshould be able to work his way out. Meanwhile there was the whole of awide countryside in which Rynch could discover a hideout--no one wouldfind him now against his will.
He tried, as he strode along, to piece together more of his memoriesand the scanty information he had had from the Nahuatl man. So he hadbeen "brain-channeled, " given a set of false memories to fit a RynchBrodie whose presence on this world meant a billion credit...s forsomeone. He could not believe that this was the spaceman's game alone, for hadn't he spoken of "we"?
A billion credits! The sum was fantastic, the whole storyunbelievable.
There was a hot stab of pain on his instep. Rynch cried out, stampedhard. One of the clawed scavengers was crushed. The man leaped back intime to avoid another step into a swarming mass of them at work onsome unidentifiable carrion. Staring down at the welter of scaled, segmented bodies and busy claws, he gasped.
Three dead water-cats were near the man trapped in the pit.
What to read after Star Hunter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norton Andre to read onlineMoreLess
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