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The Witch of Prague

CHAPTER XIV
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There is a history in those three words which neither the eloquent tongue nor the skilled pen can tell.

See how coldly I speak.
I command my speech, I may pick and choose among ten thousand words and phrases, and describe love at my leisure.

She grants me time; she is very merciful to-day.

What would you have me say?
You know what love is.

Think of such love as yours can have been, and take twice that, and three times over, and a hundred thousand times, and cram it, burning, flaming, melting into your bursting heart--then you would know a tenth of what I have known.


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