The Prisoners of Hartling
The Prisoners of Hartling
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" "And he wouldn't let you become an artist?" Arthur put in.
n8 THE PRISONERS OF HART LING "He didn't actually forbid it, " Joe Kenyon said. "But he made it simply impossible. He well" he lowered his tone almost to a whisper "we used to believe in those days that he had some insidious disease or other. I suppose he must have started the idea himself. I can't remember. But I know that my poor mother used to be very depressed about it at times. She died in '83, you know, a year or two after we ca...me here to live. However, what with one thing and another, there seemed to be no alternative except to put off my going to Paris from month to month at first, and after- wards from year to year. " He gave a grim laugh as he added. "In a way of speaking you may say it's going on still. Not long ago at dinner I was talking about Italy and the old man asked me why I didn't go there. " "Yes, it was after I came. I heard him, " Arthur said. "But I didn't understand . . . " "Oh, well! if I'd said I would, I shouldn't have got the money to go with in the first place, " his uncle explained, "and in the second it would have been all up with me so far as the old man's will was concerned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "And he wouldn't let you become an artist?" Arthur put in.
n8 THE PRISONERS OF HART LING "He didn't actually forbid it, " Joe Kenyon said. "But he made it simply impossible. He well" he lowered his tone almost to a whisper "we used to believe in those days that he had some insidious disease or other. I suppose he must have started the idea himself. I can't remember. But I know that my poor mother used to be very depressed about it at times. She died in '83, you know, a year or two after we ca...me here to live. However, what with one thing and another, there seemed to be no alternative except to put off my going to Paris from month to month at first, and after- wards from year to year. " He gave a grim laugh as he added. "In a way of speaking you may say it's going on still. Not long ago at dinner I was talking about Italy and the old man asked me why I didn't go there. " "Yes, it was after I came. I heard him, " Arthur said. "But I didn't understand . . . " "Oh, well! if I'd said I would, I shouldn't have got the money to go with in the first place, " his uncle explained, "and in the second it would have been all up with me so far as the old man's will was concerned.
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