[The Witch of Prague by F. Marion Crawford]@TWC D-Link bookThe Witch of Prague CHAPTER XIV 3/42
But she knows me very well.
I am Israel Kafka." The Wanderer looked at him more curiously.
He remembered what he had heard but a few hours earlier from Keyork concerning the young fellow's madness.
The situation now partially explained itself. "I understand," he said, looking at Unorna.
"He seems to be dangerous. What shall I do with him ?" He asked the question as calmly as though it had referred to the disposal of an inanimate object, instead of to the taking into custody of a madman. "Do with me ?" cried Kafka, advancing suddenly a step forwards from between the slabs.
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