-
Главная
-
- Книги
-
- Авторы
-
- Роберт Хайнлайн
-
- Чужак в чужой стране
-
- Стр. 206/632
Для того чтобы воспользоваться озвучкой предложений, необходимо
Войти или зарегистрироваться
Озвучка предложений доступна при наличии PRO-доступа
Купить PRO-доступ
"
Duke
grabbed
an
early
breakfast
and
lit
out
for
town
.
I
thought
you
knew
.
"
"
Well
,
"
Jubal
temporized
,
"
he
did
say
something
about
it
.
I
thought
he
intended
to
leave
after
lunch
today
.
No
matter
,
it
’
ll
keep
.
"
Jubal
realized
suddenly
that
a
great
load
had
been
lifted
from
his
mind
.
Not
that
Duke
meant
anything
to
him
,
other
than
as
an
efficient
handyman
–
no
,
of
course
not
!
For
many
years
he
had
avoided
letting
any
human
being
be
important
to
him
–
but
,
just
the
same
,
he
had
to
admit
that
it
would
have
troubled
him
.
A
little
,
anyhow
.
What
statute
was
violated
,
if
any
,
in
turning
a
man
exactly
ninety
degrees
from
everything
else
?
Not
murder
,
not
as
long
as
the
lad
used
it
only
in
self
-
defense
or
in
the
proper
defense
of
another
,
such
as
Jill
.
Possibly
the
supposedly
obsolete
Pennsylvania
laws
against
witchcraft
would
apply
?
but
it
would
be
interesting
to
see
how
a
prosecutor
would
manage
to
word
an
indictment
.
A
civil
action
might
lie
–
could
harboring
the
Man
from
Mars
be
construed
as
"
maintaining
an
attractive
nuisance
?
"
Possibly
.
But
it
was
more
likely
that
radically
new
rules
of
law
must
evolve
.
Mike
had
already
kicked
the
bottom
out
of
both
medicine
and
physics
,
even
though
the
practitioners
of
such
were
still
innocently
unaware
of
the
chaos
facing
them
.
Harshaw
dug
far
back
into
his
memory
and
recalled
the
personal
tragedy
that
relativistic
mechanics
had
proved
to
be
for
many
distinguished
scientists
.
Unable
to
digest
it
through
long
habit
of
mind
,
they
had
taken
refuge
in
blind
anger
at
Einstein
himself
and
any
who
dared
to
take
him
seriously
.
But
their
refuge
had
been
a
dead
end
;
all
that
inflexible
old
guard
could
do
was
to
die
and
let
younger
minds
,
still
limber
,
take
over
.
Harshaw
recalled
that
his
grandfather
had
told
him
of
much
the
same
thing
happening
in
the
field
of
medicine
when
the
germ
theory
came
along
;
many
older
physicians
had
gone
to
their
graves
calling
Pasteur
a
liar
,
a
fool
,
or
worse
–
and
without
examining
evidence
which
their
"
common
sense
"
told
them
was
impossible
.
Well
,
he
could
see
that
Mike
was
going
to
cause
more
hooraw
than
Pasteur
and
Einstein
combined
–
squared
and
cubed
.
Which
reminded
him
–
"
Larry
!
Where
’
s
Larry
?
"
"
Here
,
Boss
,
"
the
loudspeaker
mounted
under
the
eaves
behind
him
announced
.
"
Down
in
the
shop
.
"
"
Got
the
panic
button
?
"
"
Sure
thing
.
You
said
to
sleep
with
it
on
me
.
I
do
.
I
did
.
"
