The Early Pohl
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"Damn you and your sleight-of-hand, Parrel," he lipped. "Cut it out!" "What?" innocently asked Parrel Henderson, Wing's partner in exploration.
"Dealing from the bottom—that's what. I know we aren't playing for money, but I still don't like the idea of losing every hand." "Oh, calm down," suggested Henderson, rising himself. "I was only joking. We'll quit playing if you feel that way." He sauntered over to the quartz viewplate, stared at the fetid swamp that was dimly visible through the steamy ...fog. The scenery was pretty uninspiring, being nothing better than a steam-shrouded tangle of vegetation, mostly dull greying white. All Venusian landscapes were much alike; all revoltingly wet and unpleasantly hot. "What a place to blow a rocket-tube," he muttered, less than half to Wing.
Wing nodded vaguely, no longer angry. "Hope to Heaven we get out of here soon," he said fervently.
"How much longer do you suppose it'll actually be before the tube's ready?" inquired Henderson.
Wing cocked a thoughtful ear at the faint humming sound that told of the automatic repair-machines at work, extracting isotopic beryllium from the constant flow of swamp-water that passed through its pipes, plating it in layers on the steel core that was the mold for their new rocket-tube.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Damn you and your sleight-of-hand, Parrel," he lipped. "Cut it out!" "What?" innocently asked Parrel Henderson, Wing's partner in exploration.
"Dealing from the bottom—that's what. I know we aren't playing for money, but I still don't like the idea of losing every hand." "Oh, calm down," suggested Henderson, rising himself. "I was only joking. We'll quit playing if you feel that way." He sauntered over to the quartz viewplate, stared at the fetid swamp that was dimly visible through the steamy ...fog. The scenery was pretty uninspiring, being nothing better than a steam-shrouded tangle of vegetation, mostly dull greying white. All Venusian landscapes were much alike; all revoltingly wet and unpleasantly hot. "What a place to blow a rocket-tube," he muttered, less than half to Wing.
Wing nodded vaguely, no longer angry. "Hope to Heaven we get out of here soon," he said fervently.
"How much longer do you suppose it'll actually be before the tube's ready?" inquired Henderson.
Wing cocked a thoughtful ear at the faint humming sound that told of the automatic repair-machines at work, extracting isotopic beryllium from the constant flow of swamp-water that passed through its pipes, plating it in layers on the steel core that was the mold for their new rocket-tube.
What to read after The Early Pohl?
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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