Measure for
Measure for a Loner
作者：Harmon, Jim, 1933-2010
体例：题 章数：24
字数：22,318 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 24 题- MEASURE FOR A LONER
- By JIM HARMON
- I made the proper motion to still the sound.
- I remembered the first Lindbergh.
- I flicked professional smile No. Three at him lightly.
- I cleared my throat in order to stall, to think.
- I made myself look up at the earnest young man.
- I constructed a genuine smile for him for the first time.
- I didn't reply, but he had his answer.
- I got there just in time to grab Madison's bony wrist.
- I tugged on Madison's arm sharply.
- I met his eyes and held on but it was impossible to stare him down.
- I turned around and looked at him.
- I felt I had achieved at least the quantum state of a fool.
- I was too eye-heavy to be surprised.
- I called Johnson.
- I leered at Madison. "Yeah, yeah, what is it? Huh, huh?"
- I would do it for him. I didn't need to do it for myself.
- I motioned the technician to open both channels.
- I faced Madison.
- I touched his arm.
- THE END
- Transcriber's Note
- End of Project Gutenberg's Measure for a Loner, by James Judson Harmon