The Native Soil
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As intelligent, say, as alow-normal human being without benefit of any schooling or education. Right?" "That's right, " the doctor said wearily, as though he had been throughthis mill again and again. "Schooling and education don't enter into itat all, of course. All we measured was potential. But the results saidthey had it. " "Then how do you explain the mess we've got out there?" "The tests were wrong. Or else they weren't applicable even on a basiclevel. Or something. I don't know. I don't ...even care much any more. " "Well I care, plenty. Do you realize how much those creatures arecosting us? If we ever do get the finished product on the market, it'llcost too much for anybody to buy. " Dr. Tarnier spread his hands. "Don't blame me. Blame them. " "And then this so-called biological survey of yours, " Kiellandcontinued, warming to his subject. "From a scientific man, it's a prize. Anatomical description: limited because of absence of autopsy specimens. Apparently have endoskeleton, but organization of the internal organsremains obscure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As intelligent, say, as alow-normal human being without benefit of any schooling or education. Right?" "That's right, " the doctor said wearily, as though he had been throughthis mill again and again. "Schooling and education don't enter into itat all, of course. All we measured was potential. But the results saidthey had it. " "Then how do you explain the mess we've got out there?" "The tests were wrong. Or else they weren't applicable even on a basiclevel. Or something. I don't know. I don't ...even care much any more. " "Well I care, plenty. Do you realize how much those creatures arecosting us? If we ever do get the finished product on the market, it'llcost too much for anybody to buy. " Dr. Tarnier spread his hands. "Don't blame me. Blame them. " "And then this so-called biological survey of yours, " Kiellandcontinued, warming to his subject. "From a scientific man, it's a prize. Anatomical description: limited because of absence of autopsy specimens. Apparently have endoskeleton, but organization of the internal organsremains obscure.
What to read after The Native Soil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nourse Alan Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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