Alfred Johannes Olsen

Alfred Johannes Olsen

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Portrait of Alfred Johannes Olsen Alfred Johannes Olsen Cosmos — Chapter 4 – The Murderer From Mars (| override_year)

Hodar may be a scoundrel but he is not a fool. He knows that it would be utterly impossible for one person to navigate my space-ship for any considerable distance. If he did away with me while we were out in interplanetary space it would be suicide for him.”
“Even suicide, in addition to murder, Hodar is perfectly capable of committing. Once he gets that stubborn mind of his set on an idea, nothing in the universe can stop him.”
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Portrait of Alfred Johannes Olsen Alfred Johannes Olsen Cosmos — Chapter 4 – The Murderer From Mars (| override_year)

In a short time you have accomplished what I worked for all my life without achieving. You tried to prevent me from escaping to Planet Three. But you will thwart me no more, Fax Gatola. In a few moments you will be dead. Then I shall take this ship to Planet Three and do with it as I please. I would have killed you long ago had I not needed your help to navigate the space-ship from Radak to here. The rest of the journey is comparatively short. I can easily manage that alone.”
His face distorted with anguish, Gatola asked, “I can’t believe you, Jek Hodar.
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Portrait of Alfred Johannes Olsen Alfred Johannes Olsen Cosmos — Chapter 4 – The Murderer From Mars (| override_year)

I need a navigator who is a thorough master of the science of cosmonautics. Only Jek Hodar can qualify. And now, good-bye, my friend. I cannot thank you sufficiently for you solicitude. But do not fear. There will be no weapons on the ether-ship and if it comes to a free-for-all fight, my youth, size and superior muscular development should enable me to hold my own against an elderly weakling like Hodar.”
But though Gatola gave little heed to his friend’s warning, he did exercise special care to safeguard himself against Hodar’s perfidy.
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