Frank Herbert's Dune Saga Collection: Books 1–6

Paul gave the short bow his dancing master had taught—the one used “when in doubt of another’s station.” The nuances of Paul’s greeting were not lost on the Reverend Mother. It’s from those suits they wear—call them ‘stillsuits’—that reclaim the body’s own water.” Paul swallowed, suddenly aware of the moisture in his mouth, remembering a dream of thirst. Without nourishment, meat animals will die.” “Will everyone go hungry, Lord?” “Undernourishment and the old diseases will stalk the land, while only the hardiest survive . . . the hardiest and most brutal.” “Must that be, Lord?” Idaho wiped out star-memory circuits, taking his own data with them.