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5663	Lichtenstein, Alfred	The Prose of Alfred Lichtenstein			.txt	text/plain	20323	1866	87	On the way Kuno Kohn asked Mechenmal to spend the Kuno Kohn lived in a large, ordinary room, in a summer-house on a Then he said: "Don't take this wrong, little Kohn. mean by that?" Kuno Kohn said: "You'll find that out soon enough." Max Mechenmal said merely, "Ah, so." He was angry that Kuno Kohn had Then Kuno Kohn said: "Death is an unbearable thought. looked at the hunch-backed Kohn humbly, like a beaten little dog. Early the next morning Kuno Kohn stood in Miss Leipke's drawing-room, the gentleman wanted powder, Kohn shook his head no, but said: "yes." Lisel Liblichlein said: "I don't know why you are going on like this. Kuno Kohn and Lisel Liblichen said nothing more until they parted He looked into her face, held her hand, and said: Kuno Kohn said once that The lady said: "I would not like to touch a man who had no legs."	./cache/5663.txt	./txt/5663.txt