The Frozen Deep
The Frozen Deep
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Still deaf and blind to every consideration but one, Crayford pressed his entreaties on Frank.
"You owned yourself just now that you were not well seasoned tofatigue, " he persisted. "You feel (you _must_ feel) how weak that lastillness has left you? You know (I am sure you know) how unfit you are tobrave exposure to cold, and long marches over the snow. " Irritated beyond endurance by Crayford's obstinacy; seeing, or thinkinghe saw, signs of yielding in Frank's face, Wardour so far forgot hims...elfas to seize Crayford by the arm and attempt to drag him away from Frank. Crayford turned and looked at him.
"Richard, " he said, very quietly, "you are not yourself. I pity you. Drop your hand. " Wardour relaxed his hold, with something of the sullen submission ofa wild animal to its keeper. The momentary silence which followed gaveFrank an opportunity of speaking at last.
"I am gratefully sensible, Crayford, " he began, "of the interest whichyou take in me--" "And you will follow my advice?" Crayford interposed, eagerly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Still deaf and blind to every consideration but one, Crayford pressed his entreaties on Frank.
"You owned yourself just now that you were not well seasoned tofatigue, " he persisted. "You feel (you _must_ feel) how weak that lastillness has left you? You know (I am sure you know) how unfit you are tobrave exposure to cold, and long marches over the snow. " Irritated beyond endurance by Crayford's obstinacy; seeing, or thinkinghe saw, signs of yielding in Frank's face, Wardour so far forgot hims...elfas to seize Crayford by the arm and attempt to drag him away from Frank. Crayford turned and looked at him.
"Richard, " he said, very quietly, "you are not yourself. I pity you. Drop your hand. " Wardour relaxed his hold, with something of the sullen submission ofa wild animal to its keeper. The momentary silence which followed gaveFrank an opportunity of speaking at last.
"I am gratefully sensible, Crayford, " he began, "of the interest whichyou take in me--" "And you will follow my advice?" Crayford interposed, eagerly.
What to read after The Frozen Deep?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collins Wilkie to read onlineMoreLess
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