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The Barrier

CHAPTER XIII
20/31

"Why wasn't I born white like other girls?
I've never felt like an Indian.

I've always dreamed and fancied I was different, and I am, in my soul--I know I am! The white is so strong in me that it has killed the red, and I'm one of father's people.

I'm not like the other two; they are brown and silent, and as cold as little toads; but I'm white and full of life, all over.

They never see the men and women that I see in my dreams.

They never have my visions of the beautiful snow-white mother, with the tender mouth and the sad eyes that always smile at me." "You have visions of such things, eh ?" "Yes, but I came a generation late, that's all, and I've got that other woman's soul.


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