The Tenth Planet
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He spent his time exploring the Five Cities, sometimes with Mary and sometimes without her. He wandered from city to city by monorail, strolled apparently aimlessly among the central thoroughfares and gardens. He liked the city centres, though there was little variation. Each had its garden square, Council chambers, its hospital, its commissariat, its social centre. Each social centre was an amalgam of pub, disco, gymnasium, swimming pool, library and meeting room. Many people, he discovered, sp...ent their entire free time at the social centres just as, in ancient times on Earth, many Romans spent their entire day at the baths. In each city the social centre was a forum for gossip, political argument, scientific and technological interchange, sexual and social reshuffling.
In many ways, Idris despised the Minervans. But in one way, they commanded his profound respect. They had exceptionally good manners—the like of which he had never seen on Earth or on Mars. They all knew who he was. His picture, his history, his recent actions had been on their screens and had obviously monopolised much of their discussion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He spent his time exploring the Five Cities, sometimes with Mary and sometimes without her. He wandered from city to city by monorail, strolled apparently aimlessly among the central thoroughfares and gardens. He liked the city centres, though there was little variation. Each had its garden square, Council chambers, its hospital, its commissariat, its social centre. Each social centre was an amalgam of pub, disco, gymnasium, swimming pool, library and meeting room. Many people, he discovered, sp...ent their entire free time at the social centres just as, in ancient times on Earth, many Romans spent their entire day at the baths. In each city the social centre was a forum for gossip, political argument, scientific and technological interchange, sexual and social reshuffling.
In many ways, Idris despised the Minervans. But in one way, they commanded his profound respect. They had exceptionally good manners—the like of which he had never seen on Earth or on Mars. They all knew who he was. His picture, his history, his recent actions had been on their screens and had obviously monopolised much of their discussion.
What to read after The Tenth Planet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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