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“Fact: In "Pilgrim at Tinker Creek," the author and a boy pass each other on a one-brick-wide wall during a flood by clasping hands and leaning out over the water.”
by Eudora Welty View original article

Analyzed on 2026-09-22T01:40:22+00:00 · Last updated 2026-09-22

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She walks out into the flood on a wall and on the return trip meets a young boy who's going in the opposite direction. ''The wall is one brick wide; we can't pass. So we clasp hands and lean out backwards over the turbulent water; our feet interlace like teeth on a zipper, we pull together, stand, and continue on our ways.''

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“She walks out into the flood on a wall and on the return trip meets a young boy who's going in the opposite direction. ''The wall is one brick wide; we can't pass. So we clasp hands and lean out backwards over the turbulent water; our feet interlace like teeth on a zipper, we pull together, stand, and continue on our ways.''”

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Claim ID CLM-EA0F580B
Slug fact-in-pilgrim-at-tinker-creek-the-author-and-a-boy-pas-ea0f580b
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Captured 4 d ago
Velocity 0.0/hr
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Literature Annie Dillard