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The pyschology must be correct, for it is incoherent. Mrs. Budlong herself was never known to break any of the commandments, but in her back parlor her neighbors made flitters of the one against coveting thy neighbor's and-so-forth and so-on. It was when Mr. and Mrs. County Road Supervisor Detwiller were walking home from one of these occasions, that Mr.
The other slapped his hand down on an air-car call button, stood waiting until one of the city flitters landed on beam before them. From the seat of the air-car Vye noted they were heading into the respectability of the upper city, away from the stews ringing the launch port. He tried to guess their destination or purpose, not that either mattered much. Then the car descended on a landing stage.
However, they may come back to you after a while, as if they relished your company. The goldfinches are also long-distance flyers, not flitters.
We have several days yet before you must return to your ship " The captain of the Queen held up his hand. "Nothing would give me greater pleasure than to inspect the Zoboru preserve, sir next year. As it is, my holiday is over and the Queen is waiting for us on Xecho. Also, permit me to send you some tapes dealing with the newest types of flitters guaranteed against flight failures."
For identifying the tree-top flitters an opera glass is scarcely powerful enough. A field glass or a Bausch & Lomb binocular is really a necessity. It draws the bird right down to you, while at the same time the elusive creature remains at what it regards a safe distance. Its conduct will therefore not be constrained, and the observer can study it in its natural poses.
I wish that you would try to get the better of it; it is very disadvantageous to you, and very trying to other people!" He takes this severe set-down in silence. The trees that surround the garden are slowly darkening. The shadows that intervene between the round masses of the sycamore-leaves deepen, deepen. A bat flitters dumbly by.
"Space, Tau'd go wild if he could see it!" And that mention of the Medic brought them back to the problem which had earthed them. Dane leaned back against the slanting wall of the cabin. "We have to have a Medic " Rip nodded without looking away from the screen. "Can one of the flitters be shielded?" The Cargo-apprentice persisted. "That's a thought!
The rurales and the rangers have had their eye on those border flitters for quite some time. So they figured it was safer to dust." "Make their getaway?" Curly inquired as indifferently as he could. But in spite of himself a note of eagerness crept into his voice. For if the men had escaped that would be two less witnesses against him. "Yep." "Too bad.
"Yes, guaranteed," Tau added guilelessly, "not to break down, lose course, or otherwise disrupt a pleasant excursion." The Chief Ranger threw back his head and his deep-chested laughter was echoed from the heights above them. "Very well, Captain. Your mail run will bring you back to Xecho at intervals. Meanwhile I shall study your sales tapes concerning the non-expendable flitters.
Don't you be speaking again, for there's no sense in that; but harken!" So she told her her father was poor and proud, an Irish lord with a castle in a bog and an old coach with the cloth hanging off it in flitters and the plough-horses to draw it; and that he never gave her a penny since she married, for he had it not to give.
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