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Page 127
There was one instant of real agony for Jon as the pavement beneath his feet
shot up at him, and he reached his mind out as a shard of concrete knocked in
his face (all the time crying, No, no, I've just become Jon Koshar, I'm not
supposed to ...
There was one instant of real agony for Jon as the pavement beneath his feet
shot up at him, and he reached his mind out as a shard of concrete knocked in
his face (all the time crying, No, no, I've just become Jon Koshar, I'm not
supposed to ...
Page 325
Jon and the Duchess watched as, beige and white, the youngsters reached the
musicians. "The limp," Jon said, "it's almost gone." "He tries hard to hide it," said
Petra. "When he dances, hardly anyone will notice — because he is King.
Jon and the Duchess watched as, beige and white, the youngsters reached the
musicians. "The limp," Jon said, "it's almost gone." "He tries hard to hide it," said
Petra. "When he dances, hardly anyone will notice — because he is King.
Page 352
When they reached the hive-houses she asked again, "My King, where are we
going?" She looked back where the flames tongued between the spires of the city
. "Come!" Now it was he who held tightly to her shoulder. "There's nothing we can
...
When they reached the hive-houses she asked again, "My King, where are we
going?" She looked back where the flames tongued between the spires of the city
. "Come!" Now it was he who held tightly to her shoulder. "There's nothing we can
...
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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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