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1 1|       para from the Levant, a German heller, a Russian kopeck,
2 1|    then this man got rid of a German and some others - his best
3 1|      weeds. ~The revenue of a German prince would not have defrayed
4 2|      the vague sentiment of a German ballad; it was a retreat
5 2|       I entered into all this German sensibility, and to know
6 2|      like a doppelganger in a German tale, and came to myself
7 3| grotesque wooden figures that German herdsmen carve in their
8 3|    can take it away," and the German pounced upon a smith's hammer,
9 3|       wild nocturnal world of German ballad poetry. After the