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  • S. Crider
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dull with no plot

I found this story by Gray to be dull and uneventful. The narrator's interpretation of the sounds and voices was absurd, his voice for Ellen was way to stylized and an insult to females in general.
the story was ridicules about two families fight to the end. I like Zane Gray stories in general as I think his writing style is like western poetry, but he fell short by this story.