The Deserters
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" "But I've admitted that there are secrets in my life. Not the kind you seemed to fear last night. There never was another man. But this is a strange world, dear. A woman may have done things that she hides from her lover which have nothing to do with what he may most fear. " "I don't care " "Suppose I were a thief?" "Impossible!" "Yes, I think that would be impossible. It is not that. But if I were a murderer?" He dropped his arms from her and fell back as if she had struck him in the face.
"...A murderer ?" he gasped.
She laughed at his sudden look of horror.
"I am not that, I assure you. I never killed anybody in my life, and I don't think I ever could not intentionally, at least. You needn't turn away. " His broad back was toward her, as he stared out of the window. He seemed to be inter- "ON GUARD" 159 ested in watching a ferry-boat churning its way across the bay from Oakland.
"Jim!" He swung around swrftly. She was horri- fied. In the few moments his face had been hidden from her it seemed to have taken on the lines and gray pallor of an old man one who had known more than the common share of suffering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "But I've admitted that there are secrets in my life. Not the kind you seemed to fear last night. There never was another man. But this is a strange world, dear. A woman may have done things that she hides from her lover which have nothing to do with what he may most fear. " "I don't care " "Suppose I were a thief?" "Impossible!" "Yes, I think that would be impossible. It is not that. But if I were a murderer?" He dropped his arms from her and fell back as if she had struck him in the face.
"...A murderer ?" he gasped.
She laughed at his sudden look of horror.
"I am not that, I assure you. I never killed anybody in my life, and I don't think I ever could not intentionally, at least. You needn't turn away. " His broad back was toward her, as he stared out of the window. He seemed to be inter- "ON GUARD" 159 ested in watching a ferry-boat churning its way across the bay from Oakland.
"Jim!" He swung around swrftly. She was horri- fied. In the few moments his face had been hidden from her it seemed to have taken on the lines and gray pallor of an old man one who had known more than the common share of suffering.
What to read after The Deserters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George C Jenks to read onlineMoreLess
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