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O'Connor, The Artificial Nigger: To Hell and back

O'Connor, ''The Artificial Nigger'' -- Jerz: American Lit II (EL 267)

... the train glided past them and disappeared like a frightened serpent into the woods ... and he muttered, "I'm glad I've went once, but I'll never go back again!"

Here it seems like O'Connor was suggesting a metaphorical journey into sin, or Hell, and back, or something like that.

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He did like all the black that was comming so he wanted out of there and her wanted really for his child to not be subject to it. But that is not they way to go about it, because everywhere you go there are people of different race.

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