Time Crime 8 1
Time Crime 8 1
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"May Safar's hand work with the hands of your gods for it, " he said, making what, to a non-Calera, would have been an extremely ribaldsign.
"The gods watch over us, " Atarazola said, lifting his head. "They arenear us even now; they have spoken words of comfort in my ear. "' Ganadara nodded. The gods to whom his partner prayed were a couple ofparatime policemen, crouching over a radio a mile or so down theridge.
"My brother, " he told Coru-hin-Irigod, "is much favored by our gods. Many people ...come to him to pray for them. " "Yes. So you told me, now that I think on it. " That detail had beenincluded in the pseudo-memories he had been given under hypnosis. "Iserve Safar, as do all Caleras, but I have heard that the Jeserus'gods are good gods, dealing honestly with their servants. " * * * * * An hour later, under the walls of the town, Coru-hin-Irigod drew oneof his pistols and tired all four barrels in rapid succession into theair, shouting, "Open! Open for Coru-hin-Irigod, and for the Jeserutraders, Ganadara and Atarazola, who are with him!" A head, black-bearded and sun-bonneted, appeared between the brickmerlons of the wall above the gate, shouted down a welcome, and thenturned away to bawl orders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"May Safar's hand work with the hands of your gods for it, " he said, making what, to a non-Calera, would have been an extremely ribaldsign.
"The gods watch over us, " Atarazola said, lifting his head. "They arenear us even now; they have spoken words of comfort in my ear. "' Ganadara nodded. The gods to whom his partner prayed were a couple ofparatime policemen, crouching over a radio a mile or so down theridge.
"My brother, " he told Coru-hin-Irigod, "is much favored by our gods. Many people ...come to him to pray for them. " "Yes. So you told me, now that I think on it. " That detail had beenincluded in the pseudo-memories he had been given under hypnosis. "Iserve Safar, as do all Caleras, but I have heard that the Jeserus'gods are good gods, dealing honestly with their servants. " * * * * * An hour later, under the walls of the town, Coru-hin-Irigod drew oneof his pistols and tired all four barrels in rapid succession into theair, shouting, "Open! Open for Coru-hin-Irigod, and for the Jeserutraders, Ganadara and Atarazola, who are with him!" A head, black-bearded and sun-bonneted, appeared between the brickmerlons of the wall above the gate, shouted down a welcome, and thenturned away to bawl orders.
What to read after Time Crime 8 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Beam Piper to read onlineMoreLess
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