The One And the Many
The One And the Many
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Idiot! There was only oneMaker, ever, but because your minds cannot conceive of all that gloryresiding in one figure, you invented a score. " Now it was my turn to be indignant. "A score? Hundreds, you mean;thousands--more than there are leaves on the trees. " "Well, I won't argue with you. Our war has been arguing that point wellenough. " I was sorry she would not argue. She looked very pretty whenshe argued, her breasts heaving, her eyes sparkling fire.
"What's your name?" I asked.
"Nari. My ...name is Nari. And don't tell me you had that name first!" I smiled blandly. "Of course we did. I have an aunt, my mother's sister, who goes by that name. My brother's wife's cousin, also; but she is veryugly. " "And am I ugly?" Nari wanted to know. I guess in that sense at least, women are the same everywhere--Pluralist or Onist, it doesn't matter.
* * * * * I looked at her. I looked at her so hard that it made her blush, andthen she looked even prettier. But I didn't tell her so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Idiot! There was only oneMaker, ever, but because your minds cannot conceive of all that gloryresiding in one figure, you invented a score. " Now it was my turn to be indignant. "A score? Hundreds, you mean;thousands--more than there are leaves on the trees. " "Well, I won't argue with you. Our war has been arguing that point wellenough. " I was sorry she would not argue. She looked very pretty whenshe argued, her breasts heaving, her eyes sparkling fire.
"What's your name?" I asked.
"Nari. My ...name is Nari. And don't tell me you had that name first!" I smiled blandly. "Of course we did. I have an aunt, my mother's sister, who goes by that name. My brother's wife's cousin, also; but she is veryugly. " "And am I ugly?" Nari wanted to know. I guess in that sense at least, women are the same everywhere--Pluralist or Onist, it doesn't matter.
* * * * * I looked at her. I looked at her so hard that it made her blush, andthen she looked even prettier. But I didn't tell her so.
What to read after The One And the Many?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marlowe Stephen to read onlineMoreLess
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