The Uncalled
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I 'm only a woman, an' I come purty near bein' aweak one; but I 'm all right now. I don't mind tellin' you that ef I wasever goin' to marry, you 'd be my choice, but I ain't a-goin' to have myfather's sperrit a-thinkin' that I took advantage of his death to marryyou. Good-bye, 'Liphalet. ' She held out her hand to me, an' I took it. 'Come an' see me sometimes, ' she said. I could n't answer, so I went outand got on old Bess an' we jogged away. It was an awful disappointment, but I thought I wou...ld wait an' let my girl come aroun', fur sometimesthey do, --in fact mostly; but she has never give me a sign to make methink that she has. That was twenty years ago, an' I 've been waitin'faithful ever sence. But it seems like she was different from mostwomen, an' 'specially good on holdin' out. People that was babies thenhave growed up an' married. An' now the old companion that has been withme through all this waitin' has left me. I know what it means. It meansthat I 'm old, that years have been wasted, that chances have been lost.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I 'm only a woman, an' I come purty near bein' aweak one; but I 'm all right now. I don't mind tellin' you that ef I wasever goin' to marry, you 'd be my choice, but I ain't a-goin' to have myfather's sperrit a-thinkin' that I took advantage of his death to marryyou. Good-bye, 'Liphalet. ' She held out her hand to me, an' I took it. 'Come an' see me sometimes, ' she said. I could n't answer, so I went outand got on old Bess an' we jogged away. It was an awful disappointment, but I thought I wou...ld wait an' let my girl come aroun', fur sometimesthey do, --in fact mostly; but she has never give me a sign to make methink that she has. That was twenty years ago, an' I 've been waitin'faithful ever sence. But it seems like she was different from mostwomen, an' 'specially good on holdin' out. People that was babies thenhave growed up an' married. An' now the old companion that has been withme through all this waitin' has left me. I know what it means. It meansthat I 'm old, that years have been wasted, that chances have been lost.
What to read after The Uncalled?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dunbar Paul Laurence to read onlineMoreLess
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