Victory
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The system of recruiting was a tradition too hard tobreak. Earth used it as an escape valve for her troublemakers. Andsince such volunteers made some of the best of all fighters, they hadalready decided the outcome of more than one war. By carefully jugglingthe attention given the stations, Earth could influence the battleswithout seeming to do so.
The air was thick with the smell of late summer, and there was pleasurein that, until Duke remembered the odor of Meloa, and its cause. Laterthe clo...ying perfume of women mixed with the normal industrial odors ofthe city, until his nose was overdriven to the point of cutoff. He sawthings in the shop windows that he had forgotten, but he had no desirefor them. And over everything came the incessant yammer of voicessaying nothing, radios blaring, television babbling, and vendingmachines shouting.
He gave up at last and invested half his small fund in a subway. It wasequally noisy, but it took less time. Beside him, a fungoid creaturefrom Clovis was busy practicing silently on its speaking machine, butnobody else seeemed to notice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The system of recruiting was a tradition too hard tobreak. Earth used it as an escape valve for her troublemakers. Andsince such volunteers made some of the best of all fighters, they hadalready decided the outcome of more than one war. By carefully jugglingthe attention given the stations, Earth could influence the battleswithout seeming to do so.
The air was thick with the smell of late summer, and there was pleasurein that, until Duke remembered the odor of Meloa, and its cause. Laterthe clo...ying perfume of women mixed with the normal industrial odors ofthe city, until his nose was overdriven to the point of cutoff. He sawthings in the shop windows that he had forgotten, but he had no desirefor them. And over everything came the incessant yammer of voicessaying nothing, radios blaring, television babbling, and vendingmachines shouting.
He gave up at last and invested half his small fund in a subway. It wasequally noisy, but it took less time. Beside him, a fungoid creaturefrom Clovis was busy practicing silently on its speaking machine, butnobody else seeemed to notice.
What to read after Victory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Del Rey Lester to read onlineMoreLess
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