The Necromancers
The Necromancers
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" Laurie interiorly drew in his horns.
"A--er--an experimenter?" asked the old man, with courteous interest, his eyes giving a quick gleam beneath his glasses.
"A little. " "Yes. Most dangerous--most dangerous. .. . And any success, Mr. Baxter?" Laurie felt his annoyance deepen.
"Very considerable success, " he said shortly.
"Ah, yes--you must forgive me, sir; but I have had a good deal ofexperience, and I must say--You are a Catholic, I see, " he said, interrupting himself. "Or a High Churchma...n. " "I am a Catholic, " said Laurie.
"So'm I. But I gave up spiritualism as soon as I became one. Veryinteresting experiences, too; but--well, I value my soul too much, Mr. Baxter. " Mr. Morton put a large piece of potato into his mouth with a detachedair.
It was really rather trying, thought Laurie, to be catechized in thisway; so he determined to show superiority.
"And you think it all superstition and nonsense?" he asked.
"Indeed, no, " said the old man shortly.
Laurie pushed his plate on one side, and drew the cheese towards him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Laurie interiorly drew in his horns.
"A--er--an experimenter?" asked the old man, with courteous interest, his eyes giving a quick gleam beneath his glasses.
"A little. " "Yes. Most dangerous--most dangerous. .. . And any success, Mr. Baxter?" Laurie felt his annoyance deepen.
"Very considerable success, " he said shortly.
"Ah, yes--you must forgive me, sir; but I have had a good deal ofexperience, and I must say--You are a Catholic, I see, " he said, interrupting himself. "Or a High Churchma...n. " "I am a Catholic, " said Laurie.
"So'm I. But I gave up spiritualism as soon as I became one. Veryinteresting experiences, too; but--well, I value my soul too much, Mr. Baxter. " Mr. Morton put a large piece of potato into his mouth with a detachedair.
It was really rather trying, thought Laurie, to be catechized in thisway; so he determined to show superiority.
"And you think it all superstition and nonsense?" he asked.
"Indeed, no, " said the old man shortly.
Laurie pushed his plate on one side, and drew the cheese towards him.
What to read after The Necromancers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson Robert Hugh to read onlineMoreLess
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