The Man Who Japed (2013)
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By ten o’clock Monday morning, Allen had got the feel of things. He had sat in the big swivel chair, used the pencil sharpener, stood before the one-way viewing wall covertly surveyed his building-sized staff.
While he was stabilizing himself, Myron Mavis, looking as if he hadn’t gone to bed, appeared to wish him luck.
“Not a bad layout,” Mavis said. “Gets plenty of sunlight, good air. Very healthy; look at me.”
“I hope you’re not selling your hoofs for glue,” Allen said, feeling hum...ble.
“Not for awhile. Come on.” Mavis guided him out of the office. “I’ll introduce you to the staff.”
They squeezed past the bundles of congratulatory “flowers” along the corridor. The reek of crypto-flora assailed them,’ and Allen halted to examine cards. “Like a hot house,” he said. “Here’s one from Mrs. Hoyt.”
There was a bundle from Sue Frost, from Harry Priar, and from Janet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By ten o’clock Monday morning, Allen had got the feel of things. He had sat in the big swivel chair, used the pencil sharpener, stood before the one-way viewing wall covertly surveyed his building-sized staff.
While he was stabilizing himself, Myron Mavis, looking as if he hadn’t gone to bed, appeared to wish him luck.
“Not a bad layout,” Mavis said. “Gets plenty of sunlight, good air. Very healthy; look at me.”
“I hope you’re not selling your hoofs for glue,” Allen said, feeling hum...ble.
“Not for awhile. Come on.” Mavis guided him out of the office. “I’ll introduce you to the staff.”
They squeezed past the bundles of congratulatory “flowers” along the corridor. The reek of crypto-flora assailed them,’ and Allen halted to examine cards. “Like a hot house,” he said. “Here’s one from Mrs. Hoyt.”
There was a bundle from Sue Frost, from Harry Priar, and from Janet.
What to read after The Man Who Japed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip K. Dick to read onlineMoreLess
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