The Furies (2015)
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The air I was breathing felt as if it was coming straight from an oven; I had no way of telling how high the temperature had actually risen, maybe it was just as well. The morning had been bad but this was far worse. I listened to the scraping and gouging where the wasps were still trying to cut their way in to us. I had a queer thought. Before, their very persistence had been terrifying. Now I didn’t see it like that. There was something pitifully inadequate about them; they were dumb machines,... throwing themselves hopelessly at things they couldn’t understand. I wondered again where in all the hells they were coming from, what they were after. They couldn’t wipe us out, beat all our tanks and planes and guns. The human race had had a million years to find out how to wage total war against anything including itself, and it certainly hadn’t wasted much of that time.
Or were they so dumb? Just how much did sheer persistence, and sheer numbers, count in the push-button age?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The air I was breathing felt as if it was coming straight from an oven; I had no way of telling how high the temperature had actually risen, maybe it was just as well. The morning had been bad but this was far worse. I listened to the scraping and gouging where the wasps were still trying to cut their way in to us. I had a queer thought. Before, their very persistence had been terrifying. Now I didn’t see it like that. There was something pitifully inadequate about them; they were dumb machines,... throwing themselves hopelessly at things they couldn’t understand. I wondered again where in all the hells they were coming from, what they were after. They couldn’t wipe us out, beat all our tanks and planes and guns. The human race had had a million years to find out how to wage total war against anything including itself, and it certainly hadn’t wasted much of that time.
Or were they so dumb? Just how much did sheer persistence, and sheer numbers, count in the push-button age?
What to read after The Furies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Keith to read onlineMoreLess
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