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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Wyoming by William MacLeod Raine: "I started to tell y'u that first day, but it looked so much of a
fairy tale to unload that I passed it up."
"Then you ought not to blame me for thinking you what you were
not."
"I don't remember blaming y'u. The fact is I thought it awful
white of y'u to do your Christian duty so thorough, me being such
a miscreant," he drawled.
"You gave me no chance to think well of you."
"But yet y'u did your duty from A to Z."
"We're not talking about my duty," she flashed back. "My point is
that you weren't fair to me. If I thought ill of you how could I
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