The Merchant's War
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Dixmeister materialized in the doorway at once, waiting for either orders or an invitation to come in and sit down. I gave him neither. “Dixmeister,” I said, “I’ve got Religion pretty straight now, so I’m turning it over to—what’s his name—”
“Wrocjek, Mr. Tarb?”
“Right. I’ve got a couple days free, so I’m going to get Politics on the right track.” Dixmeister shifted position uncomfortably in the doorway. “Well, actually, Mr. Tarb,” he said, “since old Mr. Sarms left I’ve been pretty much... running Politics myself.”
“That’s exactly what we’re going to straighten out, Dixmeister. I want all current sitreps and plan outlines fed to my monitor for approval and action, and I want them this afternoon. No, in one hour … no, come to think of it, let’s do it now.”
He stammered, “But—but—” I knew the problem; there were at least fifty separate stores of data to be tapped and digested, and preparing a decent synoptic was half a day’s work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dixmeister materialized in the doorway at once, waiting for either orders or an invitation to come in and sit down. I gave him neither. “Dixmeister,” I said, “I’ve got Religion pretty straight now, so I’m turning it over to—what’s his name—”
“Wrocjek, Mr. Tarb?”
“Right. I’ve got a couple days free, so I’m going to get Politics on the right track.” Dixmeister shifted position uncomfortably in the doorway. “Well, actually, Mr. Tarb,” he said, “since old Mr. Sarms left I’ve been pretty much... running Politics myself.”
“That’s exactly what we’re going to straighten out, Dixmeister. I want all current sitreps and plan outlines fed to my monitor for approval and action, and I want them this afternoon. No, in one hour … no, come to think of it, let’s do it now.”
He stammered, “But—but—” I knew the problem; there were at least fifty separate stores of data to be tapped and digested, and preparing a decent synoptic was half a day’s work.
What to read after The Merchant's War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pohl Frederik to read onlineMoreLess
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