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Right this minute they're fixing up some way to give you yore come-uppance." "Think so?" "Think so! Say, would I come traipsing out here just for my health or yores? "Seems like you know a lot about Nebraska and his gang," he cast at a venture, glancing at her sharply. "I lived with Nebraska for a while," she said, matter-of-factly, giving him a calm stare.
Two hours later yet he found himself drinking thirstily and looked more pleased still. He made another entry in the log and matter-of-factly drew a small quantity of blood from his own vein and called to Murgatroyd. Murgatroyd submitted amiably to the very trivial operation Calhoun carried out. Calhoun put away the equipment and saw Maril staring at him with a certain look of shock.
"That I cannot do, seeing as how it lies in the way my brain is put together. Do you think I can break open my skull and hand you a piece of what is inside? No, you jump with me tonight or else I must wait to grab the next one who lands here." Kurt stood up. His last words were spoken matter-of-factly, and Ross believed he meant exactly what he said. But Ross hesitated.
Pop matter-of-factly tended the shack and the landing field and the stores for the Big Crack mine. Between-times he made more drawings in pursuit of his own private objective. Quite accidentally, he developed a certain talent professional artists might have approved. But he was not trying to communicate, but to discover.
"It is you, is it?" he says, in an altered voice of constraint, whence all the mellow tenderness has fled. "To be sure!" reply I, matter-of-factly. "For whom did you take me?" But though I ask, alas! I know. How are unmusical people to express themselves when they are glad? People with an ear and a voice can sing, but what is to become of those who have not? Must they whoop inarticulately?
They lowered it, and the boy in the brown tunic matter-of-factly sliced through the metal, took out a V-shaped piece, and obviously made the rest of the metal whole once more. They raised it again, the boy moved his hand over the ice, it sank into it, they held it a moment only, and went off to the ship. Soames went numbly to see what had happened. He picked up scraps of the trimmed-away metal.
"No," said Fitzgerald in a numbed voice. "Who's he?" "He got a patent once," said Brink, matter-of-factly, "on a machine he believed detected something he called eloptic radiation. He thought it was a kind of radiation nobody had noticed before. He was wrong. It worked by something called psi." Sergeant Fitzgerald shook his head. It still needed clearing.
The mechanism jammed between the third and second floors and the elevator came to a stop with a suddenness that jarred the teeth of the passengers. It had begun to fall after leaving the seventh floor. For a moment every one stared at every one else stupidly. Bobby Littell was the first to find her voice. "Well, I guess we're all here," she observed matter-of-factly. "Esther, are you hurt?"
Murgatroyd had fled to his cubbyhole to escape it. He was distressed. Now that there was silence again, he peered out unhappily. "Chee?" he queried plaintively. "Chee-chee-chee?" Calhoun said matter-of-factly, "It's all right, Murgatroyd. If we aren't blasted as we try to land, we should be able to make friends with everybody and get something accomplished."
Then there came the whirring of very many electric fans, stirring up the air. The stewardess' voice came matter-of-factly from below him in the upended cylinder which was the passenger-space. "We take off in forty-five seconds. You will find yourself feeling very heavy. There is no cause to be alarmed.
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