Calico Illustrated Classics: Frankenstein

Calico Illustrated Classics: Frankenstein — page 3
The man’s face is pale and blue His breathing is shallow Quick I say Bring blankets We bundle him up tightly hoping the warmth will save his life After some color returns to his skin I say I am Captain Walton This is my ship The man barely moves He opens his eyes a little You are safe now I reassure him But he shakes his head No There is no place safe Not while he is loose I mustn’t stay here I have to look for him Who I ask But the man closes his eyes and falls into a deep sleep The man is unconscious for several days His fever is high and I try to comfort him with cool water I force him to drink warm tea Despite my efforts he only wakes occasionally Must find him he shouts Must destroy him I think it is just the fever causing bad dreams But finally the man wakes He carefully pulls himself up 6