The Witch of Prague
The Witch of Prague
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"Together, then, " she said. "I shall at least be with you--a littlelonger. " "Is there another way out of the house?" asked the Wanderer anxiously.
"More than one. Come with me. " As they disappeared in the corridor, they heard behind them the noise ofthe door-lock as some one tried to force it open. Then a heavy sound asthough a man's shoulder struck against the solid panel. Unorna led theway through a narrow, winding passage, illuminated here and there bysmall lamps with shades of soft colou...rs, blown in Bohemian glass.
Pushing aside a curtain they came out into a small room. The Wandereruttered an involuntary exclamation of surprise as he recognised thevestibule and saw before him the door of the great conservatory, openas Israel Kafka had left it. That the latter was still trying to pursuethem through the opposite exit was clear enough, for the blows he wasstriking on the panel echoed loudly out into the hall. Swiftly andsilently Unorna closed the entrance and locked it securely.
"He is safe for a little while, " she said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Together, then, " she said. "I shall at least be with you--a littlelonger. " "Is there another way out of the house?" asked the Wanderer anxiously.
"More than one. Come with me. " As they disappeared in the corridor, they heard behind them the noise ofthe door-lock as some one tried to force it open. Then a heavy sound asthough a man's shoulder struck against the solid panel. Unorna led theway through a narrow, winding passage, illuminated here and there bysmall lamps with shades of soft colou...rs, blown in Bohemian glass.
Pushing aside a curtain they came out into a small room. The Wandereruttered an involuntary exclamation of surprise as he recognised thevestibule and saw before him the door of the great conservatory, openas Israel Kafka had left it. That the latter was still trying to pursuethem through the opposite exit was clear enough, for the blows he wasstriking on the panel echoed loudly out into the hall. Swiftly andsilently Unorna closed the entrance and locked it securely.
"He is safe for a little while, " she said.
What to read after The Witch of Prague?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crawford Francis Marion to read onlineMoreLess
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