The Mightiest Man
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"They needed slaves, " he said simply.
"And at the end, while some of them were still sane?" The traitor raised his eyebrows, giving him his full courteousattention. The lawyer sat down abruptly, his question unfinished. Thecreature who had betrayed his own race smiled at him and permitted himto live.
He even completed his question for him, and answered it. "Why did theynot kill then? They had something else on their minds--fungoids!" Helaughed uproariously at his macabre joke. "And in their mi...nds too!" The lawyer's blue eyes gazed at him steadily and he stopped laughing. Inthe bated hush of the courtroom he said softly, "What a pity I'm not analien too. You could have the fungoids destroy me!" He laughed again helplessly, the tears running down his cheeks.
* * * * * The Chief Justice adjourned the Court then and the prisoner sauntered tohis comfortable quarters in front of his frightened guards.
That night, in his own living room, the Chief Justice danced an agonizedfandango in front of his horror-stricken wife and the anonymous lawyersat in his apartment, staring at the blank wall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"They needed slaves, " he said simply.
"And at the end, while some of them were still sane?" The traitor raised his eyebrows, giving him his full courteousattention. The lawyer sat down abruptly, his question unfinished. Thecreature who had betrayed his own race smiled at him and permitted himto live.
He even completed his question for him, and answered it. "Why did theynot kill then? They had something else on their minds--fungoids!" Helaughed uproariously at his macabre joke. "And in their mi...nds too!" The lawyer's blue eyes gazed at him steadily and he stopped laughing. Inthe bated hush of the courtroom he said softly, "What a pity I'm not analien too. You could have the fungoids destroy me!" He laughed again helplessly, the tears running down his cheeks.
* * * * * The Chief Justice adjourned the Court then and the prisoner sauntered tohis comfortable quarters in front of his frightened guards.
That night, in his own living room, the Chief Justice danced an agonizedfandango in front of his horror-stricken wife and the anonymous lawyersat in his apartment, staring at the blank wall.
What to read after The Mightiest Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fahy Patrick to read onlineMoreLess
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