The Barrier a Novel
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"What an amusing person you are!" she said. "I ve had hard work holding in all this time while you were torturing your mind and twisting the honest English language out of shape and meaning. I knew I should have to laugh sooner or later. " "What is the meaning of this?" he demanded. "Is it a joke?" "Indeed it is, " she declared, laughing afresh, "and the best I ve ever enjoyed. Wasn t it funny, Poleon " she turned gayly to the Frenchman, but he stood like one petrified "to see him debating cool...ly whether he cared for me enough to face the world with me, and trying to explain to you that he was too good to marry a squaw ? Oh, you were very gentlemanly about it, sir, and you wouldn t have hurt my feelings for the world!" "Necia!" "That s your Dixie chivalry, I suppose. Well, I ve played with you long enough, Lieutenant Burrell, I m tired of the game, and you interest me no longer. " "You you say you ve been playing with me!" stammered the man. The bottom of things seemed suddenly to slide from under him; he was like one sinking in some hideous quagmire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What an amusing person you are!" she said. "I ve had hard work holding in all this time while you were torturing your mind and twisting the honest English language out of shape and meaning. I knew I should have to laugh sooner or later. " "What is the meaning of this?" he demanded. "Is it a joke?" "Indeed it is, " she declared, laughing afresh, "and the best I ve ever enjoyed. Wasn t it funny, Poleon " she turned gayly to the Frenchman, but he stood like one petrified "to see him debating cool...ly whether he cared for me enough to face the world with me, and trying to explain to you that he was too good to marry a squaw ? Oh, you were very gentlemanly about it, sir, and you wouldn t have hurt my feelings for the world!" "Necia!" "That s your Dixie chivalry, I suppose. Well, I ve played with you long enough, Lieutenant Burrell, I m tired of the game, and you interest me no longer. " "You you say you ve been playing with me!" stammered the man. The bottom of things seemed suddenly to slide from under him; he was like one sinking in some hideous quagmire.
What to read after The Barrier a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rex Beach to read onlineMoreLess
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