Air Wonder Stories, May 1930 — page 96: what you’re looking at

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And that-is something to inspire the-hope that we may finally understand what it-afl means.” “Tf-we could only talk their language or they could talle ours,” suggested Ran- dolph, “I am sure: they would tell. us.” “Yes, of course, but there’s no pos- sibility of..communicating with anybody.” However, Dr. Leonard Fry, famous. sci- entist and scholar though he was in his own world, could not yet appreciate the amazing -resourcefulness ‘of one Horo, master of sciences and high priest of Osin, who had even «that night made plans for their intensive education, CHAPTER IX Their First Lesson EN JARI and Ken Mahu returned K within the hour, which was at sun- ~™ set. They greeted the men from Sjor with smiles and invited them to leave the apartment. The Earth-men willingly assented, for they believed they had two friends in the flying captains, who had shown them only Jandness and courtesy. True, Ken Jari had forbidden them to return to the pro- jectile, but it was easy to understand that ¢ did ‘so because he was under. orders, The four set out in a carriage that was waiting on the grounds, and in which Horo, masterof sciences and high priest of Osin, was already seated, ready to steoopany them, The Martians, or. Turinians, took the Earth-men fora tour of the city. The streets were wide, perfectly smooth and laid out with no square corners’ at in- tersections, park areas at frequent intervals, but most of it was small, due, Dr. Fry guessed. in commenting on it to his friend, to a shortage of water, _The architecture, they found, was simple rather than elaborate. The Mar- tians had long since adopted the zoning plan. Here was a section apparently de- voted to business, and there another that was. strictly residential, But the Earth- men observed other business sections as they drove about. the city. They were smaller than the central one through which they had’ passed, and were. ob- viously devoted to neighborhood service. The city of Hio was not large and the carriage “was swift, so the visitors had soon seetl nearly everything of -general interest-in-the community,, The most im- pressive. thing the Earth-men noted was the total absence-of.'slum sections, The architecture everywhere was on the same scale and varied only in design. Every- where the streets-were the same, remark- ably. smooth and wide, with an abundance of gradual curves and small parks at in- tersectioris. Meanwhile Horo had been active, He had sat between the: Earth-men and had talked incessantly, naming various ob- jects-as they toured the city. And the Earth-men, as eager to learn as Horo was to teach, paid strict attention and busied themselves. with their notebooks. 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