The Inseparables
The Inseparables
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Then Louis burst forth into language so vile and scurrilous, that the most blase individuals in the room were horrified. Henrion quivered with pas- sion. Fool, sot, he hissed as he led the frenzied medium from the room. He endeavoured to ex- plain when he returned. Norman Marshall inter- rupted him : MONSIEUR HENRION'S SEANCE. 93 "Gentlemen! 1 hope you are convinced of the utter immorality of these telepathic seances. 1 came here on invitation, and have had enough to last me a life-time. This g...entleman has acquired some demoniacal power, but not for good. You see the effects on his demoralized and imbeciled ti:eclium. 1 can assure Monsieur Henrion, that while I marvel at his powers, I condemn most em- phatically this psychic research of which he pro- fesses to be an exponent.
Disgusted, with every fibre of his being in revolt against the uncanny orgy he had witnessed Mor- man Marshall almost rushed from the room out into the cool night air. Racked and tormented by conflicting emotions, he walked on and on through the city.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then Louis burst forth into language so vile and scurrilous, that the most blase individuals in the room were horrified. Henrion quivered with pas- sion. Fool, sot, he hissed as he led the frenzied medium from the room. He endeavoured to ex- plain when he returned. Norman Marshall inter- rupted him : MONSIEUR HENRION'S SEANCE. 93 "Gentlemen! 1 hope you are convinced of the utter immorality of these telepathic seances. 1 came here on invitation, and have had enough to last me a life-time. This g...entleman has acquired some demoniacal power, but not for good. You see the effects on his demoralized and imbeciled ti:eclium. 1 can assure Monsieur Henrion, that while I marvel at his powers, I condemn most em- phatically this psychic research of which he pro- fesses to be an exponent.
Disgusted, with every fibre of his being in revolt against the uncanny orgy he had witnessed Mor- man Marshall almost rushed from the room out into the cool night air. Racked and tormented by conflicting emotions, he walked on and on through the city.
What to read after The Inseparables?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Joseph Kennedy to read onlineMoreLess
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