"I will see Rosenthal at once, and then send for your nurse.

Give me her address." When he had written it, he stepped to the foot of the stairs, and called to one of the guards.

Then he slipped his hand under his cassock, drew out his watch, noted the hour, and in a firm voice--one intended to be obeyed--said: "Go back into your cell and sit there until I come.

Do not worry if I am away longer than I expect, and do not be frightened when the key is turned on you.

It is best that you be locked up for a while.