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Reading Science Fiction Novels in English _ Machine of Klamugra by Allen Kim Lang
¡°Machine of Klamugra¡± is a science fiction short story written in 1950 by Allen Kim Lang.
Alan Kim Lang (by Allen Kim Lang) was an American writer who began publishing science fiction with ¡°Machine of Klamugra¡± in Planet Stories in November 1950, and published a considerable number of action stories over the next ten years. He has 20 works recorded, including the graphic novels ¡°A Cinderella Story¡± (If, May 1961) and ¡°The Blind Man¡¯s Lantern¡± (Analog, December 1962).

Summary
Captain Barnaby and Lieutenant Teajun stood at the brink of that vast stone amphitheater, staring wonderingly down at half-an-acre of gadget. This glittering mass of million-year clockwork was the Machine ... and soon it was to judge them for their crime against Mars!

Klaggchallak, his fur nose-flaps pulled tight against his nostrils, stumbled up to the gleaming pinnacle of steel that seemed to offer shelter against the night. He felt a dust-storm gathering in the west, and knew that not even the tough skin of a Martian priest could withstand the angry whippings of sand lashed up by the wind-warlocks of the desert.
The old priest drew a tiny, folded mal-skin tent from his back-pack. Without haste, for he knew that the elder gods of Mars were watching his safety, Klaggchallak pitched the tent against the west stabilizer of the rocket, drawing the tough hide down to form a floor-flap and fastening it to the steel of the stabilizer with tough mal-hoof glue, which would hold fast in the fiercest winds of Mars.

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Machine of Klamugra