The Colors of Space
The Colors of Space
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He was silent, and when he spoke againit was in a very different tone.
"But some of the older generation--I had a professor in training school, funny old chap, bald as the hull of the _Swiftwing_. Taught uscosmic-ray analysis, and what he didn't know about spiral nebulae couldbe engraved on my fifth toe-claw, and he'd never been off the face ofthe planet. Not even to one of the moons! He was the supervisor of mystudent lodge, and oh, was he a--" The phrase Ringg used meant, literally, _a soft p...iece of cake_.
"His feet may have been buried in mud, but his head was off in the GreatNebula. We had some wild times, " Ringg reminisced. "We'd slip away tothe city--strictly against rules, it was an old-style school--and drawlots for one of us to stay home and sign in for all twelve. You see, he'd sit there reading, and when one of us came in, just shove the waxat us, with his nose in a text on cosmic dust, never looking up. So theone who stayed home would scrawl a name on it, walk out the back door, come around and sign in again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was silent, and when he spoke againit was in a very different tone.
"But some of the older generation--I had a professor in training school, funny old chap, bald as the hull of the _Swiftwing_. Taught uscosmic-ray analysis, and what he didn't know about spiral nebulae couldbe engraved on my fifth toe-claw, and he'd never been off the face ofthe planet. Not even to one of the moons! He was the supervisor of mystudent lodge, and oh, was he a--" The phrase Ringg used meant, literally, _a soft p...iece of cake_.
"His feet may have been buried in mud, but his head was off in the GreatNebula. We had some wild times, " Ringg reminisced. "We'd slip away tothe city--strictly against rules, it was an old-style school--and drawlots for one of us to stay home and sign in for all twelve. You see, he'd sit there reading, and when one of us came in, just shove the waxat us, with his nose in a text on cosmic dust, never looking up. So theone who stayed home would scrawl a name on it, walk out the back door, come around and sign in again.
What to read after The Colors of Space?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bradley Marion Zimmer to read onlineMoreLess
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