The Cosmic Computer
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" He was looking to one side, at theother screen. "Great Ghu, Conn! This place of yours all togetherbeats everything I ever dug, Force Command and Barathrum Spaceportincluded. How big would you say it is? More than ten miles in radius?" "About five or six. Ten or twelve miles across. " "That's all right, then. We'll just claim the building you're in, now, and the usual ten-mile radius, the same as at Force Command. We'llclaim the place as soon as the company's chartered; in the meantime, send i...n everything else you can get views of. " They set up a regular radio-and-screen watch after that. CharleyGatworth and Piet Ludvyckson, both of whom were studying astrogationin hopes of qualifying as space officers after they had a realspaceship, elected themselves to that duty; it gave them plenty oftime for study. Jerry Rivas and Anse Dawes, with whomever they couldfind to help them, were making a systematic search. They looked firstof all for foodstuffs, and found enough in the storerooms of threerestaurants on the executive level to feed their own party in gourmetstyle for a year, and enough in the main storerooms to provision anarmy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He was looking to one side, at theother screen. "Great Ghu, Conn! This place of yours all togetherbeats everything I ever dug, Force Command and Barathrum Spaceportincluded. How big would you say it is? More than ten miles in radius?" "About five or six. Ten or twelve miles across. " "That's all right, then. We'll just claim the building you're in, now, and the usual ten-mile radius, the same as at Force Command. We'llclaim the place as soon as the company's chartered; in the meantime, send i...n everything else you can get views of. " They set up a regular radio-and-screen watch after that. CharleyGatworth and Piet Ludvyckson, both of whom were studying astrogationin hopes of qualifying as space officers after they had a realspaceship, elected themselves to that duty; it gave them plenty oftime for study. Jerry Rivas and Anse Dawes, with whomever they couldfind to help them, were making a systematic search. They looked firstof all for foodstuffs, and found enough in the storerooms of threerestaurants on the executive level to feed their own party in gourmetstyle for a year, and enough in the main storerooms to provision anarmy.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Piper H. Beam to read onlineMoreLess
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