The Man the Martians Made
The Man the Martians Made
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You're a comparative archaeologist and you're on Mars with the firstbatch of rugged youngsters to come tumbling out of a spaceship withstardust in their eyes. You see those youngsters digging wells andsweating in the desert. You see the prefabricated housing units go up, the tangle of machinery, the camp sites growing lusty with midnightbrawls and skull-cracking escapades. You see the towns in the desert, the law-enforcement committees, the camp followers, the reform fanatics.
You're a sober-mi...nded scholar, so you start digging in the ruins. Youbring up odd-looking cylinders, rolls of threaded film, instruments ofscience so complex they make you giddy.
You wonder about the Martians--what they were like when they were ayoung and proud race. If you're an archaeologist you wonder. But Billand I--we were youngsters still. Oh, sure, we were in our thirties, butwho would have suspected that? Bill looked twenty-seven and I hadn't agray hair in my head.
III Bill nodded at Harry. "You'd better stay here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You're a comparative archaeologist and you're on Mars with the firstbatch of rugged youngsters to come tumbling out of a spaceship withstardust in their eyes. You see those youngsters digging wells andsweating in the desert. You see the prefabricated housing units go up, the tangle of machinery, the camp sites growing lusty with midnightbrawls and skull-cracking escapades. You see the towns in the desert, the law-enforcement committees, the camp followers, the reform fanatics.
You're a sober-mi...nded scholar, so you start digging in the ruins. Youbring up odd-looking cylinders, rolls of threaded film, instruments ofscience so complex they make you giddy.
You wonder about the Martians--what they were like when they were ayoung and proud race. If you're an archaeologist you wonder. But Billand I--we were youngsters still. Oh, sure, we were in our thirties, butwho would have suspected that? Bill looked twenty-seven and I hadn't agray hair in my head.
III Bill nodded at Harry. "You'd better stay here.
What to read after The Man the Martians Made?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Long Frank Belknap to read onlineMoreLess
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