The Stars, My Brothers
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His head ached dully, he had an unpleasant metallic taste inhis mouth, and his former ebullience had given way to a dull depression. He looked sourly around.
He sat in a confined little metal coop of a cabin, hardly enough inwhich to stand erect. Paula Ray, in a chair a few feet away wassleeping, her head on her breast. Webber sat forward, in what appearedto be a pilot-chair with a number of crowded control banks in front ofit. He was not doing anything to the controls. He looked as though hemi...ght be sleeping, too.
That was all--a tiny metal room, blank metal walls, silence. They were, presumably, flying between the stars at incredible speeds but there wasnothing to show it. There were no screens such as the one he had seen inthe ship, to show by artful scanning devices what vista of suns anddarknesses lay outside.
"A flitter, " Webber had informed him, "just doesn't have room for thecomplicated apparatus that such scanners require. Seeing is a luxury youdispense with in a flitter. We'll see when we get to Sako.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His head ached dully, he had an unpleasant metallic taste inhis mouth, and his former ebullience had given way to a dull depression. He looked sourly around.
He sat in a confined little metal coop of a cabin, hardly enough inwhich to stand erect. Paula Ray, in a chair a few feet away wassleeping, her head on her breast. Webber sat forward, in what appearedto be a pilot-chair with a number of crowded control banks in front ofit. He was not doing anything to the controls. He looked as though hemi...ght be sleeping, too.
That was all--a tiny metal room, blank metal walls, silence. They were, presumably, flying between the stars at incredible speeds but there wasnothing to show it. There were no screens such as the one he had seen inthe ship, to show by artful scanning devices what vista of suns anddarknesses lay outside.
"A flitter, " Webber had informed him, "just doesn't have room for thecomplicated apparatus that such scanners require. Seeing is a luxury youdispense with in a flitter. We'll see when we get to Sako.
What to read after The Stars, My Brothers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hamilton Edmond to read onlineMoreLess
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