The Hills of Home
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_ * * * * * Kimball stood now in the bright glare of the briefing shack, a strangefigure in blood-colored plastic. The representatives of the press hadbeen handed the mimeographed releases by the PRO and now they sat insilence, studying the red figure of the man who was to ride the rocket.
They were thinking: Why him? Out of all the scores ofapplicants--because there are always applicants for a sure-deathjob--and all the qualified pilots, why this one?
The Public Relations Officer was speaking ...now, reading from the mimeoedrelease as though these civilians couldn't be trusted to get the sparseinformation given them straight without his help, given grudgingly andwithout expression.
Kimball listened, only half aware of what was being said. He watched thefaces of the men sitting on the rows of folding chairs, saw their eyeslike wounds, red from the early morning hour and the murmuring receptionof the night before in the Officers' Club. They are wondering how _I_feel, he was thinking. And asking themselves why I want to go.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_ * * * * * Kimball stood now in the bright glare of the briefing shack, a strangefigure in blood-colored plastic. The representatives of the press hadbeen handed the mimeographed releases by the PRO and now they sat insilence, studying the red figure of the man who was to ride the rocket.
They were thinking: Why him? Out of all the scores ofapplicants--because there are always applicants for a sure-deathjob--and all the qualified pilots, why this one?
The Public Relations Officer was speaking ...now, reading from the mimeoedrelease as though these civilians couldn't be trusted to get the sparseinformation given them straight without his help, given grudgingly andwithout expression.
Kimball listened, only half aware of what was being said. He watched thefaces of the men sitting on the rows of folding chairs, saw their eyeslike wounds, red from the early morning hour and the murmuring receptionof the night before in the Officers' Club. They are wondering how _I_feel, he was thinking. And asking themselves why I want to go.
What to read after The Hills of Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coppel Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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