The Mills of Mammon
The Mills of Mammon
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" "Do you know that you will be required to take an obligation binding upon you before God and man, an obligation that none but a renegade, without sense of honor would betray ? Do you realize the solemnity of an oath and that you must take this obligation before our secrets may be revealed to you?" "I do. " "Guide, you will escort the candidate around the hall in order that each member may closely scrutinize WHAT HAPPENED TO THE SPIES 31Q him before he is allowed to take the obligation. " The ...speaker lifted his voice and added: "If there be aught against him, if one of the brothers present knows of any good reason why W. Y. Farley should not be ad mitted, let him make his Objection known, before the oath is administered. " A single rap from the gavel, and the banked rows of masks peered from their chairs as the two, guide and candidate, took up their march about the hall.
"Most Worthy President, " again they halted and again the gavel rapped the members to their feet, "I bring before you a fellow worker, who has answered all questions satisfactorily, who has also passed under close scrutiny of the brothers here present.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Do you know that you will be required to take an obligation binding upon you before God and man, an obligation that none but a renegade, without sense of honor would betray ? Do you realize the solemnity of an oath and that you must take this obligation before our secrets may be revealed to you?" "I do. " "Guide, you will escort the candidate around the hall in order that each member may closely scrutinize WHAT HAPPENED TO THE SPIES 31Q him before he is allowed to take the obligation. " The ...speaker lifted his voice and added: "If there be aught against him, if one of the brothers present knows of any good reason why W. Y. Farley should not be ad mitted, let him make his Objection known, before the oath is administered. " A single rap from the gavel, and the banked rows of masks peered from their chairs as the two, guide and candidate, took up their march about the hall.
"Most Worthy President, " again they halted and again the gavel rapped the members to their feet, "I bring before you a fellow worker, who has answered all questions satisfactorily, who has also passed under close scrutiny of the brothers here present.
What to read after The Mills of Mammon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hattan Brower to read onlineMoreLess
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