"Jack Williamson - Three From the Legion" - читать интересную книгу автора (Williamson Jack)4. тАЬWELL, JOHN, I AM A TRAITOR!тАЭ
5. THE тАЬPURPLE DREAMтАЭ 6. THE EMPTY THRONE 7. GILES HABIBULAтАЩS HIGHER CALLING 8. WITH DEATH BEHIND 9. тАЬTo THE RUNAWAY STAR!тАЭ 10. FAREWELL TO THE SUN 11. THE TRAP ON PLUTOтАЩS MOON 12. STORM IN SPACE 13. THE BELT OF PERIL 14. CORSAIR SUN 15. UNDER THE UNKNOWN SEA 16. BLACK CONTINENT TO CROSS 17. THE ROPE IN THE JUNGLE 18. NIGHT AND THE CITY OF DOOM 19. GILES HABIBULA AND BLACK DISASTER 20. тАЬA CERTAIN SLIGHT DEXTERITYтАЭ 21. THE HORROR IN THE HALL 22. RED STORM AT DUSK 23. YELLOW MAW OF TERROR 24. тАЬFOR WANT OF A NAILтАЭ 25. WINGS ABOVE THE WALLS 26. TRAITORтАЩS TURN 27. THE JOKE ON MAN 28. THE GREEN BEAST PROLOGUE The Man Who Remembered Tomorrow тАЬWell, Doctor, whatтАЩs your verdict?тАЭ He sat up on the examination table, with the sheet wrapped around his bent and stringy frame, and firmly commanded my nurse to bring back his clothes. He looked at me, his bright blue eyes sharply curious and yet oddly unafraidтАФfor I knew he expected a sentence of death. тАЬAcquittal, John,тАЭ I told him honestly. тАЬYouтАЩre really indestructible. Remarkable shape, for a man of your ageтАФexcept for that knee. YouтАЩll make me a good patient and a better chess opponent for the next twenty years.тАЭ But old John Delmar shook his weatherbeaten head, very seriously. тАЬNo, Doctor.тАЭ In that same tone of quiet and unexcited certainty, he might have said today was Tuesday. тАЬNo, Doctor, IтАЩve less than three weeks. IтАЩve known for several years that IтАЩm going to die at eleven-seven on the morning of March 23, 1945.тАЭ тАЬNonsense,тАЭ I told him. тАЬNot likelyтАФunless you jump in front of a truck. That knee may always be a little stiff, but thereтАЩs certainly nothing elseтАФтАЭ тАЬI know the date.тАЭ His thin, old voice had a flat, impersonal conviction. тАЬYou see, I read it on a tombstone.тАЭ He didnтАЩt seem to regard that statement as remarkable. тАЬI came in this morning just to see if you can tell me what it is that IтАЩm to die of.тАЭ He looked entirely too sane and cool to fall victim to any superstitious notion. тАЬYou can forget the idea of that,тАЭ I assured him heartily. тАЬPhysically, youтАЩre sounder than most men twenty years younger. Except for that knee, and a few assorted scarsтАФтАЭ тАЬPlease donтАЩt think I want to question your diagnosis, but IтАЩm really quite positive.тАЭ |
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