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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Lone Star Ranger by Zane Grey: He tried to intimidate her. She did not see his gun thrust in
her face, or reason had given way to such an extent to passion
that she did not care. She cursed. Her husband had used the
same curses, and from her lips they seemed strange, unsexed,
more deadly. Like a tigress she fought him; her face no longer
resembled a woman's. The evil of that outlaw life, the wildness
and rage, the meaning to kill, was even in such a moment
terribly impressed upon Duane.
He heard a cry from outside--a man's cry, hoarse and alarming.
It made him think of loss of time. This demon of a woman might
yet block his plan.
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