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...crazed. Get a porter and let him be taken home." This order, which was given by my cousin himself, slung me to madness, and, changing my piteous tones for...porters made their appearance, and I was forced from die house. Returning to Wolstang's lodgings, the old man was there in waiting, as he promised. " What,"...

...and let him e taken home." This order, which was given by ray cousin himself, stung me to nuidness, and changing my piteous tones for those of fierce...made any reply, but in the course of a minute four gtout porters made their appearance, and I was forced from the house. Returning to Wolstang's lodgings,...

...madness, and, changing my piteous tones for those of fierce resistance, I swore that " I \v. 11 il.l not turn out for any man living. I would not be buried...made any reply, but in the course of a minute four siout porters made their appearance, and I was forced from the house. ^Returning to Wolstang's lodgings,...

...not me — I am not myself. For heaven's sake suspend this funeral." Such were my ex« clamations, but they produced no other effect but that of pity...Returning to Wolstang's lodgings, the old man was there in waiting, as he promised. " What," said I with trepidation, " what is the scheme you were to...

...not believe me ! I am Stadt — this is not me — I am not myself. For heaven's sake, suspend the funeral.' Such were my exclamations, but they produced...Returning to Wolstang's lodgings, the old man was there in waiting, as he promised. " What," said I, with trepidation, '' what is the scheme you were...

...you see, is gone for ever." « That is not Stadt— it is I— it is I. Will you not believe me II am Stadt — this is not me — I am not myself. For...Returning to Wolstang's lodgings, the old man was there in waiting, as he promised. " What," said I with trepidation, " what is the scheme you were to...

...by-standers. " Poor, unfortunate fellow, he is i:razed. Get a porter, and let him be taken hojne." This order, which was given by my cousin himself,...Returning to Wolstang's lodgings, the old man was there in waiting as he promised. " What," said I with trepidation, '" what is the scheme you weje to...

...madness, and changing my piteous tones f6r those of fierce resistance, I swore that " I would not (urn out for any man living. I would not be buried alive...Returning to Wolstang's lodgings, the old man was there in waiting as he promised. " What," said I with trepidation, " what is the scheme you were to...