Vampires of Space
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We've gone blind. " It was true. The charts were no more than twin rectangles of lambent redflame, with a yellow spark glowing dimly in the center of each, the fineblack lines ruled in the surface showing clearly against the waveringred fire.
"Mr. Hendricks!" I snapped. "Let's have your theory--reasonable orotherwise. " * * * * * Hendricks, his face pressed at an angle against one side of the port, turned toward me, and swung the shutter into place. Kincaide snapped onthe lights.
"It's no longe...r a theory, sir, " he said in a choked, hushed voice, "although it's still unreasonable. These things--are _eating_ us!" "Eating us?" Correy's voice joined Kincaide's and mine in theexclamation of amazement. He had just entered the navigating room inresponse to my order.
"Eroding us, absorbing us--whatever you want to call it. There's one atwork close enough to the port so that I could see it. It is feeding uponour hull as an electric arc feeds upon its electrodes!" "Farewell _Ertak_!" said Correy grimly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We've gone blind. " It was true. The charts were no more than twin rectangles of lambent redflame, with a yellow spark glowing dimly in the center of each, the fineblack lines ruled in the surface showing clearly against the waveringred fire.
"Mr. Hendricks!" I snapped. "Let's have your theory--reasonable orotherwise. " * * * * * Hendricks, his face pressed at an angle against one side of the port, turned toward me, and swung the shutter into place. Kincaide snapped onthe lights.
"It's no longe...r a theory, sir, " he said in a choked, hushed voice, "although it's still unreasonable. These things--are _eating_ us!" "Eating us?" Correy's voice joined Kincaide's and mine in theexclamation of amazement. He had just entered the navigating room inresponse to my order.
"Eroding us, absorbing us--whatever you want to call it. There's one atwork close enough to the port so that I could see it. It is feeding uponour hull as an electric arc feeds upon its electrodes!" "Farewell _Ertak_!" said Correy grimly.
What to read after Vampires of Space?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wright Sewell Peaslee to read onlineMoreLess
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