Lo to Kah
Lo to Kah
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' "'Why, Hugh, what is all this talk of right ? ' asked the woman, looking curiously into his face.
" The face of the man hung lower and lower ; his cheeks grew first red and then white, and he said, ' It means, dear one, that I gave you up as dead, and married another woman. ' " And then the Golden Woman lay on the ground at his feet, in a faint that seemed like death. And the man took her face in his hands, and kissed her lips, and wept over her as one weeps over the dead. It was a sad thing ...to see, friend, sadder than I, at that time, could understand. For then I knew only the ways of the Indians, and it seemed to me that if the woman loved the man, and LO-TO-KAH AND THE GOLDEN U'OMAN. 99 the man loved her better than the other wo- man, who was his wife, that he could cast off his wife and take the Golden Woman in her stead.
"In time the woman recovered, and it seemed to me that the shifting light of lunacy was again beginning to come into her eyes ; and I, knowing no better, stood by their sides as they talked, and I learned that the man who was named Hugh had been the lover of the woman, Helen, and was to have taken her for his wife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' "'Why, Hugh, what is all this talk of right ? ' asked the woman, looking curiously into his face.
" The face of the man hung lower and lower ; his cheeks grew first red and then white, and he said, ' It means, dear one, that I gave you up as dead, and married another woman. ' " And then the Golden Woman lay on the ground at his feet, in a faint that seemed like death. And the man took her face in his hands, and kissed her lips, and wept over her as one weeps over the dead. It was a sad thing ...to see, friend, sadder than I, at that time, could understand. For then I knew only the ways of the Indians, and it seemed to me that if the woman loved the man, and LO-TO-KAH AND THE GOLDEN U'OMAN. 99 the man loved her better than the other wo- man, who was his wife, that he could cast off his wife and take the Golden Woman in her stead.
"In time the woman recovered, and it seemed to me that the shifting light of lunacy was again beginning to come into her eyes ; and I, knowing no better, stood by their sides as they talked, and I learned that the man who was named Hugh had been the lover of the woman, Helen, and was to have taken her for his wife.
What to read after Lo to Kah?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Verner Z Verner Zevola Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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