The Winds of Chance
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Sure-t'ing guys! Boosters! Bah! Better dey lef youalone, dat's all. You're nice gal; too nice for dem feller. " Rouletta smiled mirthlessly; there was an expression in her eyesthat the woodsman had never seen. "'Too nice!' That's almost funnywhen you think about it. What sort of men would make love to me, if not gamblers, fellows like Ryan?" 'Poleon breathed an exclamation of astonishment at this assertion. "Wat you sayin'?" he cried. "If dat loafer mak' fresh talk wit'you I--pull him in two pi...ece wit' dese fingers. Dere's plenty goodman. I--you--" He paused uncertainly; then his tone changed to oneof appeal. "You won't marry wit' nobody, eh? Promise me dat. " "That's an easy promise, under the circumstances. " "Bien! I never t'ink 'bout you gettin' married. By gosh! dat'sfierce t'ing, for sure! Wat I'll do if--" 'Poleon shook hismassive shoulders as if to rid himself of such unwelcomespeculations.
"No danger!" Rouletta's crooked smile did not go unnoticed. 'Poleon studied herface intently; then he inquired: "Wat ail' you, li'l sister?" "Why--nothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sure-t'ing guys! Boosters! Bah! Better dey lef youalone, dat's all. You're nice gal; too nice for dem feller. " Rouletta smiled mirthlessly; there was an expression in her eyesthat the woodsman had never seen. "'Too nice!' That's almost funnywhen you think about it. What sort of men would make love to me, if not gamblers, fellows like Ryan?" 'Poleon breathed an exclamation of astonishment at this assertion. "Wat you sayin'?" he cried. "If dat loafer mak' fresh talk wit'you I--pull him in two pi...ece wit' dese fingers. Dere's plenty goodman. I--you--" He paused uncertainly; then his tone changed to oneof appeal. "You won't marry wit' nobody, eh? Promise me dat. " "That's an easy promise, under the circumstances. " "Bien! I never t'ink 'bout you gettin' married. By gosh! dat'sfierce t'ing, for sure! Wat I'll do if--" 'Poleon shook hismassive shoulders as if to rid himself of such unwelcomespeculations.
"No danger!" Rouletta's crooked smile did not go unnoticed. 'Poleon studied herface intently; then he inquired: "Wat ail' you, li'l sister?" "Why--nothing.
What to read after The Winds of Chance?
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