Watchbird
Watchbird
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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Metal and electrons reason well, but not in a human fashion.
_A_ living organism? _Any_ living organism!
The watchbirds set themselves the task of protecting all living things.
The fly buzzed around the room, lighting on a table top, pausing amoment, then darting to a window sill.
The old man stalked it, a rolled newspaper in his hand.
Murderer!
The watchbirds swept down and saved the fly in the nick of time.
The old man writhed on the floor a minute and then was silent. He hadbeen given on...ly a mild shock, but it had been enough for his fluttery, cranky heart.
His victim had been saved, though, and this was the important thing. Save the victim and give the aggressor his just desserts.
* * * * * Gelsen demanded angrily, "Why aren't they being turned off?" The assistant control engineer gestured. In a corner of the repair roomlay the senior control engineer. He was just regaining consciousness.
"He tried to turn one of them off, " the assistant engineer said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. .
Metal and electrons reason well, but not in a human fashion.
_A_ living organism? _Any_ living organism!
The watchbirds set themselves the task of protecting all living things.
The fly buzzed around the room, lighting on a table top, pausing amoment, then darting to a window sill.
The old man stalked it, a rolled newspaper in his hand.
Murderer!
The watchbirds swept down and saved the fly in the nick of time.
The old man writhed on the floor a minute and then was silent. He hadbeen given on...ly a mild shock, but it had been enough for his fluttery, cranky heart.
His victim had been saved, though, and this was the important thing. Save the victim and give the aggressor his just desserts.
* * * * * Gelsen demanded angrily, "Why aren't they being turned off?" The assistant control engineer gestured. In a corner of the repair roomlay the senior control engineer. He was just regaining consciousness.
"He tried to turn one of them off, " the assistant engineer said.
What to read after Watchbird?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheckley Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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