The Vehement Flame; a Novel
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Houghton said to himself: " How does he stand it? Mary must tell her not to be a mother to him — or a grand- mother." All that hot evening, out on the porch, Maurice was silent — so silent that, as they separated for the night, his guardian put a hand on his shoulder. "Come into the studio," he said; "I want to show you a thing I've been muddling over." Maurice followed him into the vast, shadowy, untidy room (" No females with dusters allowed on the premises !" Henry Houghton used to say), gla...nced at a half -finished canvas, said, "Fine!" and turned away.
"Anything out of kilter? I mean, besides your head- ache?" "Well . . . yes." ("He's going to say he's hard up — the extravagant cuss!" Henry Houghton thought, with the old provoked affection.) "I'm bothered about . . . something," Maurice began.
("He's squabbled with Eleanor. I wish I was asleep!") "Uncle Henry," Maurice said, "if you were going to see a lawyer, who would you see?" "I wouldn't see him. Lawyers make their cake by cooking up other people's troubles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Houghton said to himself: " How does he stand it? Mary must tell her not to be a mother to him — or a grand- mother." All that hot evening, out on the porch, Maurice was silent — so silent that, as they separated for the night, his guardian put a hand on his shoulder. "Come into the studio," he said; "I want to show you a thing I've been muddling over." Maurice followed him into the vast, shadowy, untidy room (" No females with dusters allowed on the premises !" Henry Houghton used to say), gla...nced at a half -finished canvas, said, "Fine!" and turned away.
"Anything out of kilter? I mean, besides your head- ache?" "Well . . . yes." ("He's going to say he's hard up — the extravagant cuss!" Henry Houghton thought, with the old provoked affection.) "I'm bothered about . . . something," Maurice began.
("He's squabbled with Eleanor. I wish I was asleep!") "Uncle Henry," Maurice said, "if you were going to see a lawyer, who would you see?" "I wouldn't see him. Lawyers make their cake by cooking up other people's troubles.
What to read after The Vehement Flame; a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deland, Margaret Wade Campbell, 1857-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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