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[Revera]

Me and made me feel different about things,'s if all I'd been through
wasn't me and didn't count and was yust like it never happened--you'd
laugh, wouldn't you? And you'd die laughing sure if I said that meeting
you that funny way that night in the fog, and afterwards seeing that you
was straight goods stuck on me, had got me to thinking for the first
time, and I sized you up as a different kind of man--a sea man as
different from the ones on land as water is from mud--and that was why I
got stuck on you, too. I wanted to marry you and fool you, but I
couldn't. Don't you see how I'd changed? I couldn't marry you with you
believing a lie--and I was shamed to tell you the truth--till the both
of you forced my hand, and I seen you was the same as all the rest. And
now, give me a bawling out and beat it, like I can tell you're going to.
[She stops, looking at BURKE. He is silent, his face averted, his
features beginning to work with fury. She pleads passionately.] Will you
believe it if I tell you that loving you has made me--clean? It's the
straight goods, honest! [Then as he doesn't reply--bitterly.] Like hell
you will! You're like all the rest! BURKE--[Blazing out--turning on her
in a perfect frenzy of rage--his voice trembling with passion.] The
rest, is it? God's curse on you! Clane, is it? You slut, you, I'll be
killing you now! [He picks up the chair on which he has been sitting
and, swinging it high over his sho
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