The Great Gray Plague
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"Jim's beenexpecting you, " the woman said. "His laboratory is the long whitebuilding back of the house. He's out there now. " Jim Ellerbee met him at the door. "You didn't bring Dr. Baker, " he saidalmost accusingly.
"Later, " said Fenwick. "I came, as I promised. Dr. Baker wants my reporton your facilities and production methods. Then he will come up to makehis own inspection. " There was doubt in Ellerbee's eyes, as if he was used to such stories. "Maybe it would be best if I marketed the cr...ystals in any form I can, "he said.
He led Fenwick through a number of rooms of expensive, precisionelectronic equipment. Then they passed through a set of double doors, which Fenwick observed acted as a thermal lock between the crystalgrowing room and the rest of the building. It reminded him of GeorgeDurrant's laboratory at Clearwater.
"This is where the crystals are grown, " said Ellerbee. "I suppose you'refamiliar with such processes. Here we must use a very preciselycontrolled sequence of co-crystallization to get layers of desiredthickness--" Fenwick wasn't listening.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Jim's beenexpecting you, " the woman said. "His laboratory is the long whitebuilding back of the house. He's out there now. " Jim Ellerbee met him at the door. "You didn't bring Dr. Baker, " he saidalmost accusingly.
"Later, " said Fenwick. "I came, as I promised. Dr. Baker wants my reporton your facilities and production methods. Then he will come up to makehis own inspection. " There was doubt in Ellerbee's eyes, as if he was used to such stories. "Maybe it would be best if I marketed the cr...ystals in any form I can, "he said.
He led Fenwick through a number of rooms of expensive, precisionelectronic equipment. Then they passed through a set of double doors, which Fenwick observed acted as a thermal lock between the crystalgrowing room and the rest of the building. It reminded him of GeorgeDurrant's laboratory at Clearwater.
"This is where the crystals are grown, " said Ellerbee. "I suppose you'refamiliar with such processes. Here we must use a very preciselycontrolled sequence of co-crystallization to get layers of desiredthickness--" Fenwick wasn't listening.
What to read after The Great Gray Plague?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones Raymond F. to read onlineMoreLess
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