The Clique of Gold
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"In less than twenty years, " concluded the report in a strain of lyricprophecy, "petroleum will have taken the place of all the primitiveand useless illuminating mediums now employed. It will replace, in likemanner, all the coarse and troublesome varieties of fuel of our day. In less than twenty years the whole world will be lighted and heated bypetroleum; and the oil-wells of Pennsylvania are inexhaustible. " A eulogy on the president, Count Ville-Handry, crowned the wholework, --a very cleve...r eulogy, which called him a man sent by Providence;and, alluding to his colossal fortune, suggested that, with such amanager at the head of the enterprise, the shareholders could notpossibly run any risk.
Henrietta was overwhelmed with surprise. "Ah!" she said to herself, "this is what Sarah Brandon and her accomplices were aiming at. Myfather is ruined!" That Count Ville-Handry should risk all he possessed in this terriblegame of speculation was not so surprising to Henrietta. But whatshe could not comprehend was this, that he should assume the wholeresponsibility of such a hazardous enterprise, and run the terriblerisk of a failure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"In less than twenty years, " concluded the report in a strain of lyricprophecy, "petroleum will have taken the place of all the primitiveand useless illuminating mediums now employed. It will replace, in likemanner, all the coarse and troublesome varieties of fuel of our day. In less than twenty years the whole world will be lighted and heated bypetroleum; and the oil-wells of Pennsylvania are inexhaustible. " A eulogy on the president, Count Ville-Handry, crowned the wholework, --a very cleve...r eulogy, which called him a man sent by Providence;and, alluding to his colossal fortune, suggested that, with such amanager at the head of the enterprise, the shareholders could notpossibly run any risk.
Henrietta was overwhelmed with surprise. "Ah!" she said to herself, "this is what Sarah Brandon and her accomplices were aiming at. Myfather is ruined!" That Count Ville-Handry should risk all he possessed in this terriblegame of speculation was not so surprising to Henrietta. But whatshe could not comprehend was this, that he should assume the wholeresponsibility of such a hazardous enterprise, and run the terriblerisk of a failure.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mile Gaboriau to read onlineMoreLess
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