The Crown Jewels
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Her profession required her to spend hours on her feet, and though she’d had them reshaped five years before, they had already splayed a good deal and it was time for another rebuild. She’d have to arrange for a week or ten days away from people so that she could have the job done and get used to the results before she’d have to appear in public again.
She could see her minute reflection in each of her toenails. By way of good-morning she waved at her reflection, then wriggled her toes in answer.... There was a chiming at her door.
“Second breakfast, madam.”
“Bring it in, room.”
A robot table floated in on a silent a-grav field, lowered its legs, planted itself. Room furniture readjusted to the new arrangement. A chair rolled to the table, then pulled back invitingly.
“Your breakfast, madam.” An Emanuel Bach woodwind concerto sprang into existence around her.
“Thank you, room.” She moved to the chair and seated herself. Covers rose from the plate, releasing steam. Second breakfast in Peleng was a lot heavier than first.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her profession required her to spend hours on her feet, and though she’d had them reshaped five years before, they had already splayed a good deal and it was time for another rebuild. She’d have to arrange for a week or ten days away from people so that she could have the job done and get used to the results before she’d have to appear in public again.
She could see her minute reflection in each of her toenails. By way of good-morning she waved at her reflection, then wriggled her toes in answer.... There was a chiming at her door.
“Second breakfast, madam.”
“Bring it in, room.”
A robot table floated in on a silent a-grav field, lowered its legs, planted itself. Room furniture readjusted to the new arrangement. A chair rolled to the table, then pulled back invitingly.
“Your breakfast, madam.” An Emanuel Bach woodwind concerto sprang into existence around her.
“Thank you, room.” She moved to the chair and seated herself. Covers rose from the plate, releasing steam. Second breakfast in Peleng was a lot heavier than first.
What to read after The Crown Jewels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Jon Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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