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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Tales of the Klondyke by Jack London: heartily with her own.
"You know, Dave, I threatened often to come, and I would have,
too, only--only--"
"Only I didn't give the word." David Payne laughed and watched
the Indian girl disappearing into the cabin.
"Oh, I understand, Dave, and had I been in your place I'd most
probably have done the same. But I have come--now."
"Then come a little bit farther, into the cabin and get something
to eat," he said genially, ignoring or missing the feminine
suggestion of appeal in her voice. "And you must be tired too.
Which way are you travelling? Up? Then you wintered in Dawson,
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