A Mission to Hell
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" There was a veiled threat in his tone which caught Jeanie's attention. " Nat, who are you talking with? " she asked; " and what does he say about joining something? " " It is Mr. Willoughby, who was one of our trustees in Tippleton, " I answered. Then I tried to produce a clearer medium of sympathy through which she might discern him. " You remember, " I said, " how you went with me once or twice to call on him in his great interesting old house and to sing for him by the piano which had not ...been used since his daughter died. " 198 A MISSION TO HELL She saw him now. " Oh, Mr. Willoughby, how you have changed ! " she cried pityingly.
Willoughby had been one of those aging men whose nose and chin appear to approach each other with the passage of years. The process seemed to have continued with the physiognomy of his soul throughout the more than one hun- dred years of his stay in hell. A shell or beak enclosed him, which barely opened to emit a thought. Now, as Jeanie spoke to him, his re- serve relaxed and his beak expanded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" There was a veiled threat in his tone which caught Jeanie's attention. " Nat, who are you talking with? " she asked; " and what does he say about joining something? " " It is Mr. Willoughby, who was one of our trustees in Tippleton, " I answered. Then I tried to produce a clearer medium of sympathy through which she might discern him. " You remember, " I said, " how you went with me once or twice to call on him in his great interesting old house and to sing for him by the piano which had not ...been used since his daughter died. " 198 A MISSION TO HELL She saw him now. " Oh, Mr. Willoughby, how you have changed ! " she cried pityingly.
Willoughby had been one of those aging men whose nose and chin appear to approach each other with the passage of years. The process seemed to have continued with the physiognomy of his soul throughout the more than one hun- dred years of his stay in hell. A shell or beak enclosed him, which barely opened to emit a thought. Now, as Jeanie spoke to him, his re- serve relaxed and his beak expanded.
What to read after A Mission to Hell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Eells to read onlineMoreLess
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