XIII. Drowning in the sea.

I am afraid that the girl has also drowned. My rival had an accident

at sea (drowned). "It is vulgar that you can at most only make a

poem about this, or suddenly find the ending for a story", yelled the

dead Kohn. While they walked along, they found white newspaper

flyers about the event everywhere.--"That is a brutality", said

another. "This is the correct expression".--"Finally!" sighed

another, relieved. Kohn yelled: "But I don't want to have an ending

for a story. That is vulgar. I'm losing my mind. I want to inflame

you. I want to torment you, not satisfy you. You must moan and wail.

You must dissolve in pain." The dead Kohn was not noticed.

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