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"It wasn't until I was past forty that it bacame clear that I was going to be quote, successful, unquote."
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Aile Farr, traveler to Iszm, is under some suspicion due to his profession; he is a botanist. The Iszic provide house trees to the rest of the galaxy and guard their expertise jealously.
A hologram - the picture itself - doesn't look like much, either.
Compare to the personal metallic record disk from The Ancient Brain (1929) by A.G. Stangland and the identification ring from Sinister Barrier (1939) by Eric Frank Russell. Comment/Join this discussion ( 0 ) | RSS/XML | Blog This | Additional
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