018 - Doctor Who and the Day of the Daleks

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Mysterious humans from 22nd-century Earth ‘time-jump’

back into the 20th century so as to assassinate a high-

ranking diplomat on whom the peace of the world depends.

DOCTOR WHO, Jo Grant and the Brigadier are soon called in

to investigate. Jo is accidentally transported forward to the

22nd century; the Doctor follows, eventually to be captured

by his oldest and deadliest enemy - the DALEKS! Having

submitted the Doctor to the fearful Mind Analysis Machine,

the DALEKS plan a ‘time-jump’ attack on Earth in the 20th

century!...

ISBN 0 426 11260 1

DOCTOR WHO AND

THE DAY OF

THE DALEKS

Based on the BBC television serial Doctor Who and the Day of the

Daleks by Louis Marks by arrangement with the British

Broadcasting Corporation

TERRANCE DICKS

published by

The Paperback Division of

W. H. Allen & Co. Ltd

A Target Book

Published in 1974

by the Paperback Division of W. H. Allen & Co. Ltd.

A Howard & Wyndham Company

44 Hill Street, London W1X 8LB

Broadcasting Corporation

Daleks created by Terry Nation

Printed in Great Britain by

The Anchor Press Ltd, Tiptree, Essex

ISBN 0426 10380 7

This book is sold subject to the condition that it shall not, by way

of trade or otherwise, be lent, re-sold, hired out or otherwise

circulated without the publisher’s prior consent in any form of

binding or cover other than that in which it is published and

without a similar condition including this condition being

imposed on the subsequent purchaser.

CONTENTS

1 Terror in the Twenty-second Century

2 The Man who saw a Ghost

3 The Vanishing Guerilla

4 The Ghost Hunters

5 Condemned to Death!

6 Prisoner of the Daleks

7 Attack of the Ogrons

8 A Fugitive from the Future

9 Escape from the Ogrons

10 Interrogation by the Daleks

11 The Raid on Dalek Headquarters

12 Return to Danger

13 The Day of the Daleks

14 All Kinds of Futures

Terror in the Twenty-second Century

Map showing grounds and environs of Austerly House

A—house B—main gateway C—high boundary wall D—road E—two-

track railway line (disused) F—tunnel

Moni sat up and looked around cautiously. The enormous

dormitory was packed with sleeping forms, drugged into total

exhaustion by hours of brutal physical toil. One or two

murmured and twisted and cursed in their sleep. A man

screamed, ‘No, no, please don’t...’ and then his voice tailed off

into the mutterings of a nightmare. Moni saw that it was Soran.

He had been beaten by the guards that morning for failing to

meet his work-norm. Soran was weakening daily. He wouldn’t

last much longer.

Somehow the incident seemed to give Moni courage. It was

for Soran that he was fighting. Soran and thousands like him

who would die in the work camps from brutal beatings, or worn

out after years of grinding labour, unless... unless... Moni threw

back the coarse blankets and swung his feet to the floor. There

was nothing unusual in his being fully dressed. The dormitories

weren’t heated and most of his fellows slept fully clothed against

the night cold. Vaguely Moni remembered having heard of a

time when men had special clothes to sleep in—called py-

something or other. His mind could scarcely imagine such

luxury.

Moni fished his boots from beneath his pillow. He’d put

them there automatically the night before. The boots were made

of new strong plastic, and in the work camps nothing valuable

was safe unless it was within touching distance. Tucking the

boots under his arm Moni moved silently across the room

towards the door. His bare feet made no sound on the rough

concrete floor.

Once in the compound, he paused in a patch of shadow to

pull on the boots then crept silently along the edge of the outer

wall. Taking off his tunic Moni uncoiled a thin plastic rope from

round his waist. He took the crude grappling hook from his

pocket, tied it to the rope and swung the grappling hook at the

row of spikes on top of the wall. It fell short and landed back at

Moni’s feet with a metallic scrape. Moni froze in terror. He

glanced towards the doorway of the guard’s quarters. Surely

they must have heard. But there came only the rumble of

guttural inhuman speech. The compound was supposed to be

patrolled at all times, but the guards were careless and idle. On

cold nights like this they kept to their quarters, huddling round

the roaring fires in the iron braziers, stuffing down slabs of

coarse grey food that their masters provided,

Moni hurled the grapple again, and this time his luck was in.

It caught firmly on the spikes and, after testing it with a tug,

Moni climbed quickly up the rope, his tunic between his teeth.

Once on top of the wall it would make a rough pad to protect

him from the spikes. Awkwardly he bestrode the wall, pulling

the rope up beside him, and freeing the grappling hook. He

lowered the rope to the other side of the wall, dropped his tunic

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Mysterioushumansfrom22nd-centuryEarth‘time-jump’backintothe20thcenturysoastoassassinateahigh-rankingdiplomatonwhomthepeaceoftheworlddepends.DOCTORWHO,JoGrantandtheBrigadieraresooncalledintoinvestigate.Joisaccidentallytransportedforwardtothe22ndcentury;theDoctorfollows,eventuallytobecapturedbyhisolde...

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