A Letter from the Convent (Continued)
The effects of such a severe illness do not quickly disappear. We should have written to you long ago, but we knew nothing about his friends. He had no documents or letters with him that anyone could understand. He arrived on the train from Klausenburg. The station master there told the train guard that Jonathan ran into the station shouting for a ticket to go home. The railway workers could see from his wild behaviour that he was English, so they gave him a ticket for the furthest station in that direction.
