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33164	Auerbach, Berthold	Joseph in the Snow, and The Clockmaker. In Three Volumes. Vol. III.			.txt	text/plain	52844	3142	87	Lenz told Annele that Franzl declared she had two right hands, and days had passed, Franzl must leave the house, Lenz tried to console Lenz was silent and gloomy for a long time after Franzl went away, but Lenz, however, was quite engrossed with his work, and said to Annele: Lenz thought he was an experienced man, but Annele wished to make him "Father-in-law," said Lenz, "may I ask if my money is all lost too?" In his own house Lenz found Annele pressing her children to her heart, when to come to us." After Lenz had said this, he looked round the room Pilgrim came in, and said, "Good morning, Herr Lenz." Annele made no answer, and Lenz after a time rose, and said he would Annele looked up at Lenz, who cast down his eyes, and Petrowitsch went Lenz fixed his eyes intently on Annele,--but Petrowitsch said:--	./cache/33164.txt	./txt/33164.txt