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Bursch took it with him to his 100m. He said good-night.
Then the husband and wife were. alone. Helene lifted her eyes to Paul.
"Paul-nis comrades-they have been saying things?”.
"Boys are, always cruel," Paul Brusching said..
"Yes." Silence except for the clock. Helene rase suddenly-then reseated herself, No-she would change nothing.
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Next morning Bursch did not! wave. He had met a comrade.
Helene could. see they were in earnest conversation. They turned the corner.
"He is taller for his age and sturdier than the other," she com- mented proudly as she turned away.
Sne stitched at the shirt. Dinner-time came. Burechi was late, Paul was not expected to dia-
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o'clock came
and passed. Helene was seriously uneasy. She sent Anna, the servant, along the rbad. Then she ran up the hall porter at the gymnasium.
"Yes-he had seen young Brusch- ing going along the road with an- other boy."
The history master gave a lecture on the glories of the German race of its sturdiness, its purity, its heritage. Race, to belong to a pure stock, was the most important thing 'for a nation. The Nordic race was the finest in the world. To be an Aryan and so on.
The boys listered-sly faces, in- terested, sullen, uninterested, alert, keen, cunning, vicious, boyish, sim- ple, nonest-all these different faces were turned towards the lecturing professor,
Bursch's place was empty. No one knew the
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9th Dec.
16th Dec.
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reason of his
"Paul-Burschi - bas not come
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Helene's voice was sternly dis- ciplinea as she told this to her hus-! band. Paul hung up his bat. He It was almost Con-nad just come nome,
upper time.
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sionless.
His face was expres-;
The father and mother had sup- per together in silence. Ten o'clock! came. No sign of Bursohi.
"We had better notify the police.
Paul said, tonelessly.
A search began. It was already quite dark. But inquiries were made! everywhere, all through the little town of Emmenfurt the police busily! searched on into the morning; when day dawned the search went on.
Helene sat in the sitting-room am waited. Every now and then' she rose and went to Burachi's room
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Paul slept. It was necessary that he should sleep, for there was his work. The night passed slowly. The sun rose."
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They were still searching at breakfast time. Paul had risen! early and joined the search. white, folded paper.
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his son's, seemed to have grown grey jacket--hating the policeman.
pale, pale as chickory-flowers.
The Rosele-Wether the Pond of sheet of paper was in his fingers-
Then suddenly the little the Water Lilies. He hated the he was reading the words written police sergeant for suggesting that. on the paper written in Burschi's The Rosele-Weiher he and Helene neat boy's handwriting. and Burschi, they had loved to go
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Paul raised his eyes and met the Wed. 16
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They trudged through the forest, eyes of the police-sergeant. Curious
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ladders. He hated the police- too difficult."
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Paul raised his eyes and looked. strasse 8/111 Helens Brusching The police-sergeant had spoken, waited.
Luttered words, some fool's remark. She listened to the ticking of the The man was standing looking down clock-after all she would not at something the fool
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