The Happy Unfortunate
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"But it's where Ibelong. I'm bred for it. " She nodded. "Yes. And any of those so-called men inside would give tenyears of his life to be able to go to space. But yet you say it'slonely. " * * * * * "Those long rides through the night, " he said. "They get you down. Youwant to be back among people. So you come back. You come back. And whatdo you come back to?" "I know, " she said softly. "I've seen Spacertown. " "Why must it be that way?" he demanded. "Why are Spacers so lucky andso wretched al...l at once?" "Let's not talk about it now, " she said.
I'd like to kiss her, he thought. But my face is rough, and I'm roughand ugly, and she'd push me away. I remember the pretty little Earthergirls who ran laughing away from me when I was thirteen and fourteen, before I went to space.
"You don't have to be lonely, " she said. One of her perfect eyebrowslifted just a little. "Maybe someday you'll find someone who cares, Rolf. Someday, maybe. " "Yeah, " he said. "Someday, maybe. " But he knew it was all wrong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"But it's where Ibelong. I'm bred for it. " She nodded. "Yes. And any of those so-called men inside would give tenyears of his life to be able to go to space. But yet you say it'slonely. " * * * * * "Those long rides through the night, " he said. "They get you down. Youwant to be back among people. So you come back. You come back. And whatdo you come back to?" "I know, " she said softly. "I've seen Spacertown. " "Why must it be that way?" he demanded. "Why are Spacers so lucky andso wretched al...l at once?" "Let's not talk about it now, " she said.
I'd like to kiss her, he thought. But my face is rough, and I'm roughand ugly, and she'd push me away. I remember the pretty little Earthergirls who ran laughing away from me when I was thirteen and fourteen, before I went to space.
"You don't have to be lonely, " she said. One of her perfect eyebrowslifted just a little. "Maybe someday you'll find someone who cares, Rolf. Someday, maybe. " "Yeah, " he said. "Someday, maybe. " But he knew it was all wrong.
What to read after The Happy Unfortunate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Silverberg Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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