Pulp Fiction, 1954 · page 54 of 162
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THE LEVER AND THE FULCRUM this state of affairs. I am trying to break down this vicious circle. For example, I found on this planet a civilisation of low order, gov- erned by the weak son of a typical warrior-king father. The civilisation has no moral soundness and is already on a downward trend. I chose a key personality.” “You mean me?” “Certainly. And influenced him in such a way that, in- stead of spending a brief and useless life amusing himself with actresses, he becomes a king—a real king—by whose influence the downward trend of the race is altered. It develops upward in a new direction.” “You think it will?” “TI am certain of it. And it becomes more certain after I have explained this to you.” “I never supposed you were explaining just for the THREE TOP-RANKING BOOKS WORLD AT BAY by E. C. Tubb THE ECHOING WORLDS by Jonathan Burke THE INDESTRUCTIBLE by Rolf Garner Each at 6/- bound from HAMILTONS. comiclbooks.conn