The Machine That Saved the World
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Then, from theirhistory-books, which we wrote for them, they learn how to make atransmitter to broadcast back to us. Then they tell us how to make atransmitter to broadcast ahead to them. They don't invent thetransmitter. We tell them how to make it--via a history book. We don'tinvent it. They tell us--from the history book. Now imagine for me howthat transmitter got invented!" "You're quibbling, " snapped Howell. "You're refusing to face a factbecause you can't explain it. I say face the fact ...and then ask for anexplanation!" "Why not ask them, " said Graves, "how to make a round square or afive-sided triangle?" * * * * * Sergeant Bellews pushed to a spot near Betsy. He put down his now-linkedMahon machines and began to move away some of the recording apparatusfocused on Betsy.
"Hold on there!" said Howell in alarm. "Those are recorders!" "We'll let 'em record direct, " said the sergeant.
* * * * * Lecky spoke feverishly in support of Bellews. But what he said was, ineffect, a still-marveling description of the possibilities ofMahon-modified machines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then, from theirhistory-books, which we wrote for them, they learn how to make atransmitter to broadcast back to us. Then they tell us how to make atransmitter to broadcast ahead to them. They don't invent thetransmitter. We tell them how to make it--via a history book. We don'tinvent it. They tell us--from the history book. Now imagine for me howthat transmitter got invented!" "You're quibbling, " snapped Howell. "You're refusing to face a factbecause you can't explain it. I say face the fact ...and then ask for anexplanation!" "Why not ask them, " said Graves, "how to make a round square or afive-sided triangle?" * * * * * Sergeant Bellews pushed to a spot near Betsy. He put down his now-linkedMahon machines and began to move away some of the recording apparatusfocused on Betsy.
"Hold on there!" said Howell in alarm. "Those are recorders!" "We'll let 'em record direct, " said the sergeant.
* * * * * Lecky spoke feverishly in support of Bellews. But what he said was, ineffect, a still-marveling description of the possibilities ofMahon-modified machines.
What to read after The Machine That Saved the World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leinster Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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