Zarlah the Martian
Zarlah the Martian
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Under the floor of the car and occupying the entire rearhalf, was a chamber of steel, five or six feet broad at one end, andtapering down with the sides of the aerenoid until it reached the stern, where it ended in an opening one inch in diameter. By a chemicalprocess the air in the chamber was exhausted, instantly causing avacuum. Immediately the air outside the car rushed in through the smallopening at the rear end, with such great force as to cause a concussionagainst the forward and broad e...nd of the chamber, thus driving theaerenoid ahead. So quick was this action that, when going at greatspeed, more than one hundred exhaustions would occur in a minute. Simplethough this means of propulsion was, gravity having been overcome andthe long pointed body of the aerenoid offering little resistance, thespeed thus attained was remarkable.
Taking his position at the forward end, where a window in the top of thecar afforded a view ahead, Reon now moved a lever at his side and werose until clear of the observatory building.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Under the floor of the car and occupying the entire rearhalf, was a chamber of steel, five or six feet broad at one end, andtapering down with the sides of the aerenoid until it reached the stern, where it ended in an opening one inch in diameter. By a chemicalprocess the air in the chamber was exhausted, instantly causing avacuum. Immediately the air outside the car rushed in through the smallopening at the rear end, with such great force as to cause a concussionagainst the forward and broad e...nd of the chamber, thus driving theaerenoid ahead. So quick was this action that, when going at greatspeed, more than one hundred exhaustions would occur in a minute. Simplethough this means of propulsion was, gravity having been overcome andthe long pointed body of the aerenoid offering little resistance, thespeed thus attained was remarkable.
Taking his position at the forward end, where a window in the top of thecar afforded a view ahead, Reon now moved a lever at his side and werose until clear of the observatory building.
What to read after Zarlah the Martian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grisewood Robert Norman to read onlineMoreLess
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