The Man Who Played to Lose
The Man Who Played to Lose
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"I'm from Ancarta. " It was a smallcity halfway around the planet, a nice, anonymous place to be from. "And I'm minding my own business. " "Sure, " the big man said. He jerked his head and whistled, one suddensharp note. The clearing was full of men.
They were all sorts, big and small, thin and fat, dressed in uniforms, cast-offs, suits, rags, anything at all. Half of them were carryingheaters. The rest had knives, some good and some home-made. Theywatched me and they watched the big man. Nobod...y moved.
"Maybe you're a Government man, " the big man said, "and have come outto catch some of Bill Sergeant's boys. " "No, " I said.
He grinned at me as if he hadn't heard me. "Well, " he said, "thisought to be a big enough batch for you, Mister. Want to capture us allright now and take us back to New Didymus with you?" "You've got me wrong, " I said.
Another man spoke up. He was older, in his late forties, I thought. His hair was thin and gray but his face was hard. He had a heaterstrapped to his side, and he wore a good uniform.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I'm from Ancarta. " It was a smallcity halfway around the planet, a nice, anonymous place to be from. "And I'm minding my own business. " "Sure, " the big man said. He jerked his head and whistled, one suddensharp note. The clearing was full of men.
They were all sorts, big and small, thin and fat, dressed in uniforms, cast-offs, suits, rags, anything at all. Half of them were carryingheaters. The rest had knives, some good and some home-made. Theywatched me and they watched the big man. Nobod...y moved.
"Maybe you're a Government man, " the big man said, "and have come outto catch some of Bill Sergeant's boys. " "No, " I said.
He grinned at me as if he hadn't heard me. "Well, " he said, "thisought to be a big enough batch for you, Mister. Want to capture us allright now and take us back to New Didymus with you?" "You've got me wrong, " I said.
Another man spoke up. He was older, in his late forties, I thought. His hair was thin and gray but his face was hard. He had a heaterstrapped to his side, and he wore a good uniform.
What to read after The Man Who Played to Lose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janifer Laurence M. to read onlineMoreLess
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