At a Winter's Fire
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I made him out to murmur "yes" in a shaking under-voice. He was sopatently nervous that I put him in a chair and poured him out awine-glassful of London brandy. This generally is a powerful emetic, butit had no more effect upon him than water. Then I was about to lower thegas, to save his eyes, but he stopped me with a thin shriek.
"Light, light!" he whispered. "It cannot be too light for me!" "Now, William Tyrwhitt, " I said, by-and-by, watchful of him, and markinga faint effusion of colour so...ak to his cheek, "you would not accept mywarning, and you were extremely rude to me. Therefore you have had anexperience--" "An awful one, " he murmured.
"An awful one, no doubt; and to obtain surcease of the haunting memory ofit, you must confide its processes to me. But, first, I must put it toyou, which is the more pusillanimous--to refuse to submit one's manlinessto the tyranny of the unlawful, or to rush into situations you have notthe nerve to adapt yourself to?" "I could not foresee, I could not foresee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I made him out to murmur "yes" in a shaking under-voice. He was sopatently nervous that I put him in a chair and poured him out awine-glassful of London brandy. This generally is a powerful emetic, butit had no more effect upon him than water. Then I was about to lower thegas, to save his eyes, but he stopped me with a thin shriek.
"Light, light!" he whispered. "It cannot be too light for me!" "Now, William Tyrwhitt, " I said, by-and-by, watchful of him, and markinga faint effusion of colour so...ak to his cheek, "you would not accept mywarning, and you were extremely rude to me. Therefore you have had anexperience--" "An awful one, " he murmured.
"An awful one, no doubt; and to obtain surcease of the haunting memory ofit, you must confide its processes to me. But, first, I must put it toyou, which is the more pusillanimous--to refuse to submit one's manlinessto the tyranny of the unlawful, or to rush into situations you have notthe nerve to adapt yourself to?" "I could not foresee, I could not foresee.
What to read after At a Winter's Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Capes Bernard Edward Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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