075: Reading Ch. 10 of The Skylark of Space, by E.E. Smith and Lee Hawkins Garby

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Reading | CHAPTER X: The Rescue. Seaton and Crane drove the Skylark in the direction indicated by the unwavering object-compass with the greatest acceleration they could stand, each man taking a twelve-hour watch at the instrument board. (p) Now, indeed, did the Skylark justify the faith of her builders, and the two inventors, with an exultant certainty of their success, flew out beyond man's wildest imaginings. Had it not been for the haunting fear for Dorothy's safety, the journey would have been one of pure triumph, and even that anxiety did not prevent a profound joy in the enterprise. (p) 'If that misguided mutt thinks he can pull off a stunt like that and get away with it, he's got another think coming,' asserted Seaton .... (MP3 audio reading from 'The Skylark of Space," by E.E. 'Doc' Smith and Lee Hawkins Garby (1928). Reader: Finn J.D. John. Details: http://pulp-lit.com)

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