It had been one of those warm late spring days when no air moves and nothing else wants to. Not oppressively… — Randall Garrett
It had been one of those warm late spring days when no air moves and nothing else wants to. Not oppressively hot—just warm enough to enervate and to cause attacks of acute vernal inertia.
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