The Barrier
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"Dat's too bad--but dis t'ing ain' no doin's wit' me. Dere's wan t'ingin dis worl' mus' live forever, an' dat's love--if we kill 'im den it'spurty poor place for stoppin' in. I'm cut off my han' for help you, Necia, but I can't be husban' to no woman in fun. " "Your foolish head is full of romance, " she burst out. "You thinkyou're doing me a favor, but you're not. Why, there's Runnion--he wantsme so much that he'd 'even marry me'!" Her wild laughter stabbed theman. "Was ever a girl in such a f...ix! I've been made love to ever sinceI was half a woman, but at thought of a priest men seem to turn paleand run like whipped dogs. I'm only good enough for a bad man and agambler, I suppose. " She sank to a seat, flung out her arms hopelessly, and, bowing her head, began to weep uncontrollably. "If--if--I only hada woman to talk to--but they are all men--all men. " Poleon waited patiently until her paroxysm of sobbing had passed, thengently raised her and led her out through the back door into the summerday, which an hour ago had been so bright and promising and was now sogray and dismal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Dat's too bad--but dis t'ing ain' no doin's wit' me. Dere's wan t'ingin dis worl' mus' live forever, an' dat's love--if we kill 'im den it'spurty poor place for stoppin' in. I'm cut off my han' for help you, Necia, but I can't be husban' to no woman in fun. " "Your foolish head is full of romance, " she burst out. "You thinkyou're doing me a favor, but you're not. Why, there's Runnion--he wantsme so much that he'd 'even marry me'!" Her wild laughter stabbed theman. "Was ever a girl in such a f...ix! I've been made love to ever sinceI was half a woman, but at thought of a priest men seem to turn paleand run like whipped dogs. I'm only good enough for a bad man and agambler, I suppose. " She sank to a seat, flung out her arms hopelessly, and, bowing her head, began to weep uncontrollably. "If--if--I only hada woman to talk to--but they are all men--all men. " Poleon waited patiently until her paroxysm of sobbing had passed, thengently raised her and led her out through the back door into the summerday, which an hour ago had been so bright and promising and was now sogray and dismal.
What to read after The Barrier?
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