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: The disciplinary circuit by Leinster Murray Stevens Lawrence Sterne Illustrator - Science fiction; Man-woman relationships Fiction; Space ships Fiction; Space colonies Fiction; Punishment Fiction; Outcasts Fiction@FreeBooksThu 08 Jun, 2023 THE DISCIPLINARY CIRCUIT
Citizens, be grateful to Kim Rendell, who shares with you the pleasure of contemplating this heirloom. This is a space-ship, like those which for ten thousand years were the only means of travel between planets and solar systems. Even after matter-transmitters were devised, space-ships continued to be used for exploration for many years. Since exploration of the Galaxy has been completed and all useful planets colonized and equipped with matter-transmitters, space-ships are no longer in use. Kim Rendell read it again. He was haggard and hungry. He had been guilty of the most horrifying crime imaginable to a man of his time. But the law would not, of course, allow him or any other man to be coerced by any violence or threat to his personal liberty. A lector came up to him and bowed politely. "Citizen," he said apologetically, "may I speak to you?" "Why not?" asked Kim grimly. "I am not proud." The lector said uncomfortably: "I see that you are in difficulty. Your clothes are threadbare." Then he added with unhappy courtesy, "You are a criminal, are you not?" "I am blocked," said Kim in a hard voice. "I was advised by the Prime Board to leave Alphin Three for my own benefit. I refused. They put on the first block. Automatically, after that, the other blocks came on one each day. I have not eaten for three days. I suppose you would call me a criminal." "I sympathize deeply," the lector answered unhappily. "I hope that soon you will concede the wisdom of the advised action and be civilized again. But may I ask how you entered the museum? The third block prevents entrance to all places of study." Free books android app tbrJar TBR JAR Read Free books online gutenberg More posts by @FreeBooks: The Massarenes by Ouida - Rich people Fiction; England Social conditions 19th century Fiction; Aristocracy (Social class) England Fiction@FreeBooksThu 08 Jun, 2023
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