Time is the Simplest Thing
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But the Pinkness saw it, or sensed it—or at least it knew that the mind was there.
And to Shepherd Blaine there was no surprise and no alienness. It seemed almost as if he were coming home, for the bright blue of the room was much more homelike and familiar than it had seemed that first time.
Well, the Pinkness said, looking the mind up and down, you make a pretty pair!
And that was it, of course, thought the part of the mind that still was Shepherd Blaine—he, or at least a part of him, perhaps ...as much as half of him, had come home, indeed. For he was, in some percentage not yet determined, perhaps impossible to determine, a part of the alien he faced. He was Shepherd Blaine, traveler from Earth, and likewise a carbon copy of this thing that dwelt in the bright blue room.
And how are you getting on? the alien asked most affably. As if he didn’t know.
There is just one thing, said Blaine, hurrying to get it in against the time when he might be forced to go from here. There is just one thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the Pinkness saw it, or sensed it—or at least it knew that the mind was there.
And to Shepherd Blaine there was no surprise and no alienness. It seemed almost as if he were coming home, for the bright blue of the room was much more homelike and familiar than it had seemed that first time.
Well, the Pinkness said, looking the mind up and down, you make a pretty pair!
And that was it, of course, thought the part of the mind that still was Shepherd Blaine—he, or at least a part of him, perhaps ...as much as half of him, had come home, indeed. For he was, in some percentage not yet determined, perhaps impossible to determine, a part of the alien he faced. He was Shepherd Blaine, traveler from Earth, and likewise a carbon copy of this thing that dwelt in the bright blue room.
And how are you getting on? the alien asked most affably. As if he didn’t know.
There is just one thing, said Blaine, hurrying to get it in against the time when he might be forced to go from here. There is just one thing.
What to read after Time is the Simplest Thing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Simak Clifford D. to read onlineMoreLess
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