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Page 27
He was bleeding again, ripe with stinking gangrene, and one side of his head
was pulpy. They brought him into the sick bay aboard the cruiser and carefully
curtained his tank. Foyle was no sight even for the tough stomachs of lower deck
...
He was bleeding again, ripe with stinking gangrene, and one side of his head
was pulpy. They brought him into the sick bay aboard the cruiser and carefully
curtained his tank. Foyle was no sight even for the tough stomachs of lower deck
...
Page 36
She saw, around each head, an aura of the faint electromagnetic brain pattern,
and sparkling through the heat radiation of each body, the everchanging tone of
muscle and nerve. Presteign did not care for the artists, musicians, and fops
Olivia ...
She saw, around each head, an aura of the faint electromagnetic brain pattern,
and sparkling through the heat radiation of each body, the everchanging tone of
muscle and nerve. Presteign did not care for the artists, musicians, and fops
Olivia ...
Page 62
G— " Foyle grasped Dagenham's throat, dragged him down to the floor and
hammered his head on the flagstones. Dagenham squirmed once and then was
still. Foyle ripped the goggles off his face and put them on. Sight returned in soft
red ...
G— " Foyle grasped Dagenham's throat, dragged him down to the floor and
hammered his head on the flagstones. Dagenham squirmed once and then was
still. Foyle ripped the goggles off his face and put them on. Sight returned in soft
red ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The stars my destination |
| Author | Alfred Bester |
| Publisher | Bantam Books, 1970 |
| Length | 197 pages |
| Subjects | Science fiction |
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