Viewpoint
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He had to get back. The utter alienness of this bright, shining, lifeless wonderland was too much for him.
Instinctively, he turned and ran back toward the room he had left. If hegot back to the place where he had appeared in this world, perhaps--somehow--some force would return him to where he belonged.
* * * * * The door was as he had left it, the porcelain dish still in place. Hescooped up the dish in one big hand and ran on into the room, lettingthe door shut itself behind him. He ran o...n, through the large room withits many tables, into the brightly lighted room beyond.
He stopped. What could he do now? He tried to remember the things thatthe Italian had told him to do, and he could not for the life of himremember them. His memory still had gaps in it--gaps he did not knowwere there because he had not yet probed for them. He closed his eyes inconcentration, trying to bring back a memory that would not come.
He did not hear the intruder until the man's voice echoed in the room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had to get back. The utter alienness of this bright, shining, lifeless wonderland was too much for him.
Instinctively, he turned and ran back toward the room he had left. If hegot back to the place where he had appeared in this world, perhaps--somehow--some force would return him to where he belonged.
* * * * * The door was as he had left it, the porcelain dish still in place. Hescooped up the dish in one big hand and ran on into the room, lettingthe door shut itself behind him. He ran o...n, through the large room withits many tables, into the brightly lighted room beyond.
He stopped. What could he do now? He tried to remember the things thatthe Italian had told him to do, and he could not for the life of himremember them. His memory still had gaps in it--gaps he did not knowwere there because he had not yet probed for them. He closed his eyes inconcentration, trying to bring back a memory that would not come.
He did not hear the intruder until the man's voice echoed in the room.
What to read after Viewpoint?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garrett Randall to read onlineMoreLess
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