Light of the Western Stars
Light of the Western Stars
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He hasn'tnever been jest right yet since he left off drinkin'. Wal, we run intohim comin' out of the church. We never was so dumfounded in our lives. Gene was crazy, all right--he sure hed a spell. But it was the kind ofa spell he hed thet paralyzed us. He ran past us like a streak, an' wefollered. We couldn't ketch him. We heerd him laugh--the strangest laughI ever heerd! You'd thought the feller was suddenly made a king. He waslike thet feller who was tied in a bunyin'-sack an' throwed into t...hesea, an' cut his way out, an' swam to the island where the treasureswas, an' stood up yellin', 'The world is mine. ' Wal, when we got up tohis bunk-house he was gone. He didn't come back all day an' all night. Frankie Slade, who has a sharp tongue, says Gene hed gone crazy forliquor an' thet was his finish. Nels was some worried. An' I was sick.
"Wal' this mawnin' I went over to Nels's bunk. Some of the fellers wasthere, all speculatin' about Gene. Then big as life Gene struts roundthe corner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He hasn'tnever been jest right yet since he left off drinkin'. Wal, we run intohim comin' out of the church. We never was so dumfounded in our lives. Gene was crazy, all right--he sure hed a spell. But it was the kind ofa spell he hed thet paralyzed us. He ran past us like a streak, an' wefollered. We couldn't ketch him. We heerd him laugh--the strangest laughI ever heerd! You'd thought the feller was suddenly made a king. He waslike thet feller who was tied in a bunyin'-sack an' throwed into t...hesea, an' cut his way out, an' swam to the island where the treasureswas, an' stood up yellin', 'The world is mine. ' Wal, when we got up tohis bunk-house he was gone. He didn't come back all day an' all night. Frankie Slade, who has a sharp tongue, says Gene hed gone crazy forliquor an' thet was his finish. Nels was some worried. An' I was sick.
"Wal' this mawnin' I went over to Nels's bunk. Some of the fellers wasthere, all speculatin' about Gene. Then big as life Gene struts roundthe corner.
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