XII. Bar scene in Nuremberg: Kunstmayer.

They are all blissfully drunk and can hardly speak clearly anymore.

Slurring, someone says: "Dede do dadä". – What are these brutish

sleepers worth?--"See how the gaze of this worker is turned inward

like an ox's eye ", said Paulus.

"The upper-crust ten thousand rule the world", grumbled the waiter

bitterly; then he played a wild variation of "Sweetie, You Are the

Apple of My Eye" on a mouth organ. From time to time, he beat

against the edge of a table. He rubbed his hand clean on his sleeve

or trouser leg.

Karl Kunstmayer, a revue performer down on his luck: I like to tell

dirty jokes... a great guy, philosophically tip-top, but is too

ideal-They were in a melancholy mood. Kunstmayer sang quietly: "The

girls like this so much".

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