The Boy Who Would Live Forever (2015)
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Some of my special meal orders had been backing up while I was visiting with Thermocline, so my first job was getting out several hundred of them. There was a ceviche of Moreton Bay bugtails for an old lady nostalgic for Australia, some dried cod with leeks and milk for a couple of former Italians, and I hadn’t filled Thermocline’s order, either. I got busy on them all.
Over the next few seconds or so these orders of my clients kept me busy. I wasn’t simply “kept” busy, either, because the d...emands of the Core’s rapidly increasing populations of human immigrants, along with the much smaller but very discerning number of Heechee sophisticates, grew almost exponentially.
That, of course, didn’t mean that I had forgotten what Thermocline had told me. I can’t pretend that I was actually preparing threat estimates and making contingency plans. I wish I could, but in fact I was giving the consideration of Thermocline’s information no more than ten percent of my capacity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some of my special meal orders had been backing up while I was visiting with Thermocline, so my first job was getting out several hundred of them. There was a ceviche of Moreton Bay bugtails for an old lady nostalgic for Australia, some dried cod with leeks and milk for a couple of former Italians, and I hadn’t filled Thermocline’s order, either. I got busy on them all.
Over the next few seconds or so these orders of my clients kept me busy. I wasn’t simply “kept” busy, either, because the d...emands of the Core’s rapidly increasing populations of human immigrants, along with the much smaller but very discerning number of Heechee sophisticates, grew almost exponentially.
That, of course, didn’t mean that I had forgotten what Thermocline had told me. I can’t pretend that I was actually preparing threat estimates and making contingency plans. I wish I could, but in fact I was giving the consideration of Thermocline’s information no more than ten percent of my capacity.
What to read after The Boy Who Would Live Forever?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pohl Frederik to read onlineMoreLess
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