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Reading Science Fiction in English _ Helpfully Yours by Evelyn E. Smith
This book is a science fiction novel by Evelyn E. Smith that was introduced in Galaxy Science Fiction February 1955.
It is a work by Smith, an American writer active in the mid-20th century, and is presumed to reflect the characteristics of science fiction literature at the time. This work probably contains elements of social criticism or satire, and it is likely that it explores the influence of future society or technology through humor and irony. "Helpfully Yours" can be seen as an example of science fiction literature that contains the author's views on social concerns and technological developments in the 1950s.

Summary
"Come down to Earth?and stay there!" is a humiliating order for somebody with wings!

"Come down to Earth?and stay there!" is a humiliating order for somebody with wings!
Tarb Morfatch had read all the information on Terrestrial customs that was available in the Times morgue before she'd left Fizbus. And all through the journey she'd studied herBrief Introduction to Terrestrial Manners and Mores avidly. Perhaps it was a bit overinspirational in spots, but it had facts in it, too.
So she knew that, since the natives were non-alate, she was not to take wing on Earth. She had, however, forgotten to correlate the knowledge of their winglessness with her own vertical habits.

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