Helen of the Old House
Helen of the Old House
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I'lldestroy the Mill and everything before I'll give up a dollar of whatI've made. " John Ward could not speak. It was too monstrous--too horrible. As onein a hideous dream, he listened. What was back of it all? Why did hisfather in his spells of nervous excitement always rave so about thepatented process? Why did he hate Pete Martin so bitterly? What wasthis secret thing that was driving Adam Ward insane?
Thinking to find an answer to these perplexing questions, if there wasany answer other th...an the Mill owner's mental condition, John forcedhimself to the pretense of sharing his father's fears. He agreed withAdam's arraignment of Pete, echoed his father's expression of hatredfor the old workman, thanked Adam for warning him, boasted of his ownability to see through their tricks and schemes and to protect theproperty his father had accumulated.
In this vein they talked in confidential whispers until John felt thathe could venture the question, "Just what is it about the process thatthey are after, father?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'lldestroy the Mill and everything before I'll give up a dollar of whatI've made. " John Ward could not speak. It was too monstrous--too horrible. As onein a hideous dream, he listened. What was back of it all? Why did hisfather in his spells of nervous excitement always rave so about thepatented process? Why did he hate Pete Martin so bitterly? What wasthis secret thing that was driving Adam Ward insane?
Thinking to find an answer to these perplexing questions, if there wasany answer other th...an the Mill owner's mental condition, John forcedhimself to the pretense of sharing his father's fears. He agreed withAdam's arraignment of Pete, echoed his father's expression of hatredfor the old workman, thanked Adam for warning him, boasted of his ownability to see through their tricks and schemes and to protect theproperty his father had accumulated.
In this vein they talked in confidential whispers until John felt thathe could venture the question, "Just what is it about the process thatthey are after, father?
What to read after Helen of the Old House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wright Harold Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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