The Odyssey of Sam Meecham
The Odyssey of Sam Meecham
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Slowly, not really tasting it, he ate the cold, uninviting meal set on the table.
Securing the engine was the least of his worries--at least from acommercial standpoint. The factory was turning out atomic engines atalmost production-line rates, and civilians could easily get them forprivate use--so long as they operated them at low speeds and within theatmosphere of Earth.
That last thought drew a long secret laugh from Sam Meecham. At lowspeeds. The government considered anything above a 50 CT... as high speed. And here he was with a secret that could enable him to travel at--whoknows what speeds? He could give it to the government later, but rightnow he had his own use for it.
Dorothy would prove an obstacle, however. She always was an obstacle, and there was no reason to assume she wouldn't be one now. And he wasright about that. The following payday, when he took his check andsplurged it on an atomic engine, Dorothy was madder than a Uranium pileapproaching critical mass.
"Here I scrimp and save on that measly paycheck you bring home, " shewailed, "and you go out and buy luxuries we don't need if we couldafford them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Slowly, not really tasting it, he ate the cold, uninviting meal set on the table.
Securing the engine was the least of his worries--at least from acommercial standpoint. The factory was turning out atomic engines atalmost production-line rates, and civilians could easily get them forprivate use--so long as they operated them at low speeds and within theatmosphere of Earth.
That last thought drew a long secret laugh from Sam Meecham. At lowspeeds. The government considered anything above a 50 CT... as high speed. And here he was with a secret that could enable him to travel at--whoknows what speeds? He could give it to the government later, but rightnow he had his own use for it.
Dorothy would prove an obstacle, however. She always was an obstacle, and there was no reason to assume she wouldn't be one now. And he wasright about that. The following payday, when he took his check andsplurged it on an atomic engine, Dorothy was madder than a Uranium pileapproaching critical mass.
"Here I scrimp and save on that measly paycheck you bring home, " shewailed, "and you go out and buy luxuries we don't need if we couldafford them.
What to read after The Odyssey of Sam Meecham?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fritch Charles E. to read onlineMoreLess
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