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Password: "Quintus" did, he sat down again and asked, "Should I continue to tell?" "If you like!* roiti lrine "In those days the Michel wanted to marry. He had now slipped sehon over the five-thirds and it seemed to him at the time that he once placed the raised roof over his Leni and his two boys. The house in the garden was now also contrary to him, the gardens slowly fertilized, the owners no longer attached importance to the small mountain vegetables, since it came to a few cruisers in fat fluids from the country. Yes, the Miehel, when he had to drive such a vegetable basket in some ho- tel, often thought that his Leni could open a vegetable stand in the place, that would not be a sell-in business. And now he began to ask, if he drove there a box and there a sack, if they didn't know any apartment for him - and when he had found one, not far from the sparrow paradise, in the new house line, which slowly grew over the city bucket to the train, then the Michel wedding took place and fetched his two jacks. These were two boys, on whom one could be proud sehon They were growing therefore, wide in the chest, like two young bulls, firmly on their legs and the Leni, who served in the sightless upstairs as a stable maid, had raised her early to work. For Michel, it had been a long time since that he would not shove the jacks into the forest and also nifty into the brush factory; they were to go into a good teaching - but before he wanted to marry. The Leni, with whom he had spoken now sehon to the twelve years, also had nothing against it; for her bridal status had already become a bit ticker, as she laughed. That had been five years before the war, when Michel, already quite a man, had helped Leni to mow grass; they had come to speak that evening and had noticed how well they fit together. They wanted to guess as soon as a better opportunity would be sent. However, none of them were sent and little Michel came. And no one sent again, but there came little Franzl. That was how the great Michel had to go to war. And now, three years after the war, he had just married, because the fit for that better opportunity had become a dume to him; at the church walk he said to his Leni: They could have waited a long time, but in the twelve years he had come to the conclusion that this was the better opportunity for people to put their trust in." Michel had to blind the sun; he went over his eyes and pulled the whistle. "But you know that well, what did the Leni - God said to her blessedly! I can never remember myself, that I could speak so cleverly" He pawned in the air, that the pipe smoke was quite yellow and that in the dee d d d D d d de dt also the Tyrass niest annoyed him, lay down and hid his nose between the front paws. But the boy never let himself be disturbed; he had spoken warmly, he saw