Weather on
The Weather on Mercury
作者：Samachson, Joseph, 1906-1980; Vidmer [Illustrator]
体例：题 章数：26
字数：46,290 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 26 题- The Weather on Mercury
- By WILLIAM MORRISON
- Illustrated by VIDMER
- McCracken said, "They haven't any weapons."
- Lamoureux frowned. "Kalinoff is a great man and a great explorer."
- Lamoureux called, "McCracken!"
- Somebody whispered, "The natives don't have guns. It must be Kalinoff!"
- His mouth dropped open. "But it doesn't rain on Mercury!"
- II
- It wasn't. Carvalho said hopefully, "Maybe it'll stop."
- Sprott whispered, "Captain!"
- Sprott reported, "It seems hurt."
- He asked, "Anybody here know Russian? Polish? Spanish?"
- III
- Lamoureux asked, "When did you hear them?"
- Lamoureux sprang to his feet. "Don't shoot, you fool!"
- IV
- McCracken said, "You want me to come with you, don't you, Captain?"
- Lamoureux shook his head. "No sign of Kalinoff."
- Haskell was alert. "Yes, Captain."
- Lamoureux asked, "What happened then? Try to remember."
- McCracken yelled, "Hey, Captain!"
- Lamoureux swallowed hard. "And Carvalho?"
- Lamoureux objected doubtfully, "Wouldn't the Mercurians kill him?"
- The Captain asked, "What about the rain and snow?"
- End of Project Gutenberg's The Weather on Mercury, by William Morrison