Authentic Science Fiction Monthly No. 50 — page 111: what you’re looking at

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AUTHENTIC SCIENCE FICTION them alone. Be satisfied or we may lose all we have.” The Ceuncil took a hurried vote and Gwun’s resolution was carried unanimously. He was given a long vacation so that he might once again build up confidence in his Will, although it was obvious | that he would never again be the firm, assured agent of old. Meanwhile, his recent op- ponent was trotting uncon- cernedly by the edge of the wood, all thoughts of. his recent meeting gonecompletely from his head. As he came in sight of a modern bungalow with a long garden that backed right onto the woods, a voice called out: “Robin, your lunch is ready.” ( ( ( ( ( ( 110 DO YOU YOUR PLANETS? KNOW— 1) Which is the largest: planet? 2) Which is the smallest planet? 3) Which is the hottest planet? 4) Which is the coldest planet? 6) Which is the lightest planet, volume for volume? 5) Which is the heaviest planet, volume for volume? He immediately veered off in the opposite direction and vanished into the shadow of the trees. “Did you see that?’ asked his mother, peering out of the kitchen window at his re- treating form. ““He heard me and deliberately went the other way.” Her husband joined her and put his arm about her shoulders. “You should know from experience by now, my dear, that if Robin wants to do something he does it—come what may. It’s about time we paddled some obedience into him. He’s too self-willed. Sometimes I think that there’s no one with as much wiil- power as a five year old boy 993 (Answers on page 116.) comicloooks.conm