The Winds of Time
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" Gefty said hesitantly, "Everything's set but I need another minute ortwo to get this last connection whittled down a little more. If I blowthe charge too soon, it mightn't take the gadget clean out of the ship. " Kerim said, "I know. I'll just watch ... They just disappeared again. "Her voice changed. "Now there's something else. " "What's that?" "You know you said to watch the cargo lock lights on the emergencypanel. " "Yes. " "The outer lock door has just been opened. " "What!" "It must hav...e been. The light started blinking red just now as I waslooking at it. " Gefty was silent a moment, his mind racing. Why would the janandra openthe lock? From what Maulbow had said, it could live for a while withoutair, but it still could gain nothing but eventual death from leaving theship-- Unless, Gefty thought, the janandra had become aware in some way that hewas about to blow their machine out of the _Queen_. There were grapplinglines in the cargo lock, and if four or five of those lines were slappedto the circular section of the hull he'd loosened ...
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Gefty said hesitantly, "Everything's set but I need another minute ortwo to get this last connection whittled down a little more. If I blowthe charge too soon, it mightn't take the gadget clean out of the ship. " Kerim said, "I know. I'll just watch ... They just disappeared again. "Her voice changed. "Now there's something else. " "What's that?" "You know you said to watch the cargo lock lights on the emergencypanel. " "Yes. " "The outer lock door has just been opened. " "What!" "It must hav...e been. The light started blinking red just now as I waslooking at it. " Gefty was silent a moment, his mind racing. Why would the janandra openthe lock? From what Maulbow had said, it could live for a while withoutair, but it still could gain nothing but eventual death from leaving theship-- Unless, Gefty thought, the janandra had become aware in some way that hewas about to blow their machine out of the _Queen_. There were grapplinglines in the cargo lock, and if four or five of those lines were slappedto the circular section of the hull he'd loosened ...
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