The World Jones Made (2014)
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Cussick was seething. Excitedly, he lit a cigarette, stubbed it out, and lit another. Maybe he had something; maybe not. The Baltimore secret-service buildings stood like a vast cube of concrete on the surface of the earth, a mile outside the city. Around the cube jutted metallic dots: coordinate block houses that were the mouths of elaborate subsurface tunnels. In the blue spring sky lazily flitted a few robot interception aerial mines. The police car slowed at the first check-station; guards c...arrying machine guns, with grenades bobbing at their belts, steel helmets glinting in the sun, strolled leisurely over.
An ordinary inspection. The car was passed; it made its way along a ramp and into the receiving area. At that point Cussick was dropped off; the car rolled into the garage, and he found himself standing alone before the ascent ramp, his mind still in turmoil. How was he supposed to evaluate what he had found?
Before he made his report to Security Director Pearson, he let himself off at one of the pedagogic levels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cussick was seething. Excitedly, he lit a cigarette, stubbed it out, and lit another. Maybe he had something; maybe not. The Baltimore secret-service buildings stood like a vast cube of concrete on the surface of the earth, a mile outside the city. Around the cube jutted metallic dots: coordinate block houses that were the mouths of elaborate subsurface tunnels. In the blue spring sky lazily flitted a few robot interception aerial mines. The police car slowed at the first check-station; guards c...arrying machine guns, with grenades bobbing at their belts, steel helmets glinting in the sun, strolled leisurely over.
An ordinary inspection. The car was passed; it made its way along a ramp and into the receiving area. At that point Cussick was dropped off; the car rolled into the garage, and he found himself standing alone before the ascent ramp, his mind still in turmoil. How was he supposed to evaluate what he had found?
Before he made his report to Security Director Pearson, he let himself off at one of the pedagogic levels.
What to read after The World Jones Made?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip K. Dick to read onlineMoreLess
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