The Simulacra
The Simulacra
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EME was, in its impartial way, always interested. But still, that was not their task, here; ahead now lay the home of Richard Kongrosian, a pale green wooden frame building, three story, with—incredibly—an ancient, brown, untrimmed, ragged palm tree growing in the front yard.But Goltz had said—“We’ve arrived,” Molly murmured.The antique auto-cab slowed, gave forth a grating, indecisive racket, and then shut itself entirely off. It coasted to a stop and then there was silence. Nat listened to the... far-off wind moving through the trees, and the faint spattering rhythm of the mist-like rain as it fell everywhere, on the cab and the foliage, the unkempt old wooden house with its tar-papered sun deck and many small, square windows, several of which were broken.Jim Planck lit a Corina corona and said, “No signs of life.”It was true. So evidently Goltz had been correct.“I think,” Molly said presently, “we’ve come on a wild goose chase.” She opened the door of the auto-cab and hopped gingerly out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
EME was, in its impartial way, always interested. But still, that was not their task, here; ahead now lay the home of Richard Kongrosian, a pale green wooden frame building, three story, with—incredibly—an ancient, brown, untrimmed, ragged palm tree growing in the front yard.But Goltz had said—“We’ve arrived,” Molly murmured.The antique auto-cab slowed, gave forth a grating, indecisive racket, and then shut itself entirely off. It coasted to a stop and then there was silence. Nat listened to the... far-off wind moving through the trees, and the faint spattering rhythm of the mist-like rain as it fell everywhere, on the cab and the foliage, the unkempt old wooden house with its tar-papered sun deck and many small, square windows, several of which were broken.Jim Planck lit a Corina corona and said, “No signs of life.”It was true. So evidently Goltz had been correct.“I think,” Molly said presently, “we’ve come on a wild goose chase.” She opened the door of the auto-cab and hopped gingerly out.
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