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The Witch of Prague

CHAPTER XVI
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Her real interest lay in showing you how terrible that hatred could be.

It is not possible to conceive of anything more diabolically bad than what she did to me.

She made me her sport--yours, too, perhaps, or she would at least have wished it.

On that holy ground where my people lie in peace she made me deny my faith, she made me, in your eyes and her own, personate a renegade of my race, she made me confess in the Christian creed, she made me seem to die for a belief I abhor.

Can you conceive of anything more devilish?
A moment later she smiles upon me and presses my hand, and is anxious to know of my good health.


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