The Floating Island of Madness
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His whole body seemed to radiate light andfire and genius. We listened, fascinated.
"Take, for instance, " he continued eagerly, "that ray with which Idrew you and your plane to me. That ray is the pure power ofmagnetism. At full strength it will draw anything to it instantly. Fortunately the power can be regulated: I can switch a lever in mylaboratory and draw things to me, via the ray, at any speed Iwish--one hundred, two hundred, a thousand miles an hour. " * * * * * "How far can you throw t...he ray?" asked Foulet, and I knew he wasthinking of that glider that rose from the roof-tops ofConstantinople. Fraser also knew he was thinking of that.
"I did not draw the glider, " he said quietly. "The airplane I sent didthat. My airplanes carry batteries of this ray. In the beginning Ifound gliders to be more practical for my purposes than airplanes. Forone thing they were silent. My only problem was that of getting themoff the ground. Once they were in the air I could manage everything. It was this problem that inspired this discovery and perfection of theray.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His whole body seemed to radiate light andfire and genius. We listened, fascinated.
"Take, for instance, " he continued eagerly, "that ray with which Idrew you and your plane to me. That ray is the pure power ofmagnetism. At full strength it will draw anything to it instantly. Fortunately the power can be regulated: I can switch a lever in mylaboratory and draw things to me, via the ray, at any speed Iwish--one hundred, two hundred, a thousand miles an hour. " * * * * * "How far can you throw t...he ray?" asked Foulet, and I knew he wasthinking of that glider that rose from the roof-tops ofConstantinople. Fraser also knew he was thinking of that.
"I did not draw the glider, " he said quietly. "The airplane I sent didthat. My airplanes carry batteries of this ray. In the beginning Ifound gliders to be more practical for my purposes than airplanes. Forone thing they were silent. My only problem was that of getting themoff the ground. Once they were in the air I could manage everything. It was this problem that inspired this discovery and perfection of theray.
What to read after The Floating Island of Madness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kirby Jason to read onlineMoreLess
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