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Page 12
Quorl looked back, but they were already catching up. "Why do we go?" Lug
asked again. Such scuffles and laughter were so close to him he did not look, did
not see. "You know already that the men" — and there was a slight awe in the
word ...
Quorl looked back, but they were already catching up. "Why do we go?" Lug
asked again. Such scuffles and laughter were so close to him he did not look, did
not see. "You know already that the men" — and there was a slight awe in the
word ...
Page 280
"I love you," he said, but they were already entering the wide doors of the house. "
I wish I could tell him." Clea said when they reached the front door, "Tell him that
Jon was alive, tell him why we have to go so secretly." "He'll know soon enough ...
"I love you," he said, but they were already entering the wide doors of the house. "
I wish I could tell him." Clea said when they reached the front door, "Tell him that
Jon was alive, tell him why we have to go so secretly." "He'll know soon enough ...
Page 391
"We've already passed the edge of the barrier," Arkor said. Bronze light gouged
and pried among the naked stones around them. "You'll die too!" Arkor shook his
head. "I can take much more radiation than you can." For the first time a definite ...
"We've already passed the edge of the barrier," Arkor said. Bronze light gouged
and pried among the naked stones around them. "You'll die too!" Arkor shook his
head. "I can take much more radiation than you can." For the first time a definite ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Fall of the Towers A Bantam Book Bantam Books: Science Fiction |
| Author | Samuel R. Delany |
| Publisher | Bantam Books, 1982 |
| ISBN | 0553203096, 9780553203097 |
| Length | 401 pages |
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