The Mansion
The Mansion
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" "Thank you, " said Harold. "Thank you very much! But there's anotherprivate affair. I want to get away from this life, this town, thishouse. It stifles me. You refused last summer when I asked you to letme go up to Grenfell's Mission on the Labrador. I could go now, atleast as far as the Newfoundland Station. Have you changed your mind?" "Not at all. I think it is an exceedingly foolish enterprise. Itwould interrupt the career that I have marked out for you. " "Well, then, here's a cheaper pr...oposition. Algy Vanderhoof wants me tojoin him on his yacht with--well, with a little party--to cruise in theWest Indies. Would you prefer that?" "Certainly not! The Vanderhoof set is wild and godless--I do not wishto see you keeping company with fools who walk in the broad and easyway that leads to perdition. " "It is rather a hard choice, " said the young man, with a short laugh, turning toward the door. "According to you there's very littledifference--a fool's paradise or a fool's hell! Well, it's one or theother for me, and I'll toss up for it to-night: heads, I lose; tails, the devil wins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Thank you, " said Harold. "Thank you very much! But there's anotherprivate affair. I want to get away from this life, this town, thishouse. It stifles me. You refused last summer when I asked you to letme go up to Grenfell's Mission on the Labrador. I could go now, atleast as far as the Newfoundland Station. Have you changed your mind?" "Not at all. I think it is an exceedingly foolish enterprise. Itwould interrupt the career that I have marked out for you. " "Well, then, here's a cheaper pr...oposition. Algy Vanderhoof wants me tojoin him on his yacht with--well, with a little party--to cruise in theWest Indies. Would you prefer that?" "Certainly not! The Vanderhoof set is wild and godless--I do not wishto see you keeping company with fools who walk in the broad and easyway that leads to perdition. " "It is rather a hard choice, " said the young man, with a short laugh, turning toward the door. "According to you there's very littledifference--a fool's paradise or a fool's hell! Well, it's one or theother for me, and I'll toss up for it to-night: heads, I lose; tails, the devil wins.
What to read after The Mansion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Van Dyke Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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