The Black Star Passes
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The battle ended as swiftly as it began, for Taj Lamor, in his machinehigh above, saw that they were outclassed, and ordered them to withdrawat once. Scarcely ten minutes had elapsed, yet they had lost twenty-twoof their giant ships.
The expedition that had gone to Venus reported a similarly activegreeting. It was decided at once that they should proceed cautiously tothe other planets, to determine which were inhabited and which were not, and to determine the chemical and physical conditions on... each.
The ships formed again out in space, on the other side of the sun, however, and started at once in compact formation for Mercury.
Their observations were completed without further mishap, and they setout for their distant home, their number depleted by forty-one ships, for nineteen had fallen on Venus.
I The Terrestrian and Venerian governments had met in conference, a grim, businesslike discussion with few wasted words. Obviously, this was to bea war of science, a war on a scale never before known on either world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The battle ended as swiftly as it began, for Taj Lamor, in his machinehigh above, saw that they were outclassed, and ordered them to withdrawat once. Scarcely ten minutes had elapsed, yet they had lost twenty-twoof their giant ships.
The expedition that had gone to Venus reported a similarly activegreeting. It was decided at once that they should proceed cautiously tothe other planets, to determine which were inhabited and which were not, and to determine the chemical and physical conditions on... each.
The ships formed again out in space, on the other side of the sun, however, and started at once in compact formation for Mercury.
Their observations were completed without further mishap, and they setout for their distant home, their number depleted by forty-one ships, for nineteen had fallen on Venus.
I The Terrestrian and Venerian governments had met in conference, a grim, businesslike discussion with few wasted words. Obviously, this was to bea war of science, a war on a scale never before known on either world.
What to read after The Black Star Passes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell John Wood to read onlineMoreLess
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