The Aliens
The Aliens
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Itmust have been the most spectacular of all artificial electric flames. Part of the _Niccola's_ hull was vaporized, and undoubtedly part of thePlumie. But the unvaporized surfaces were molten and in contact--and theystuck.
For a good twenty feet the two ships were united by the most perfect ofvacuum-welds. The wholly dissimilar hulls formed a space-catamaran, witha sort of valley between their bulks. Spinning deliberately, as theunited ships did, sometimes the sun shone brightly into that vall...ey, andsometimes it was filled with the blackness of the pit.
While Diane looked, a round door revolved in the side of the Plumie ship. As Diane caught her breath, Baird reported crisply. At his first wordsTaine burst into raging commands for men to follow him through the_Niccola's_ air lock and fight a boarding party of Plumies in emptyspace. The skipper very savagely ordered him to be quiet.
"Only one figure has come out, " reported Baird. The skipper watched on avision plate, but Baird reported so all the _Niccola's_ company wouldknow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Itmust have been the most spectacular of all artificial electric flames. Part of the _Niccola's_ hull was vaporized, and undoubtedly part of thePlumie. But the unvaporized surfaces were molten and in contact--and theystuck.
For a good twenty feet the two ships were united by the most perfect ofvacuum-welds. The wholly dissimilar hulls formed a space-catamaran, witha sort of valley between their bulks. Spinning deliberately, as theunited ships did, sometimes the sun shone brightly into that vall...ey, andsometimes it was filled with the blackness of the pit.
While Diane looked, a round door revolved in the side of the Plumie ship. As Diane caught her breath, Baird reported crisply. At his first wordsTaine burst into raging commands for men to follow him through the_Niccola's_ air lock and fight a boarding party of Plumies in emptyspace. The skipper very savagely ordered him to be quiet.
"Only one figure has come out, " reported Baird. The skipper watched on avision plate, but Baird reported so all the _Niccola's_ company wouldknow.
What to read after The Aliens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leinster Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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