The Witch of Prague : a Fantastic Tale
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She laughed aloud with perfect unconcern.
' I know ! ' she cried. ' How foolish of me ! They call me the Witch — of course.' Sister Paul's face grew very grave, and she immedi- ately crossed herself devoutly, looking askance at Unorna as she did so. But Unorna only laughed again.
' Perhaps it is very foolish,' said the nun, ' but I cannot bear to hear such a thing said of you.' ' It is not said in earnest. Do you know why they call me the Witch ? It is very simple. It is because I can make peop...le sleep — people who are suffering or mad or in great sorrow, and then they rest. That is all my magic' ' You can put people to sleep ? Anybody ? ' Sister Paul opened her faded eyes very wide. ' But that is not natural,' she added in a perplexed tone. ' And what is not natural cannot be right.' ' And is all right that is natural ? ' asked Unorna thoughtfully.
' It is not natural,' repeated the other. ' How do you do it ? Do you use strange words and herbs and incan- tations ? ' Unorna laughed again, but the nun seemed shocked by her levity and she forced herself to be grave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She laughed aloud with perfect unconcern.
' I know ! ' she cried. ' How foolish of me ! They call me the Witch — of course.' Sister Paul's face grew very grave, and she immedi- ately crossed herself devoutly, looking askance at Unorna as she did so. But Unorna only laughed again.
' Perhaps it is very foolish,' said the nun, ' but I cannot bear to hear such a thing said of you.' ' It is not said in earnest. Do you know why they call me the Witch ? It is very simple. It is because I can make peop...le sleep — people who are suffering or mad or in great sorrow, and then they rest. That is all my magic' ' You can put people to sleep ? Anybody ? ' Sister Paul opened her faded eyes very wide. ' But that is not natural,' she added in a perplexed tone. ' And what is not natural cannot be right.' ' And is all right that is natural ? ' asked Unorna thoughtfully.
' It is not natural,' repeated the other. ' How do you do it ? Do you use strange words and herbs and incan- tations ? ' Unorna laughed again, but the nun seemed shocked by her levity and she forced herself to be grave.
What to read after The Witch of Prague : a Fantastic Tale?
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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