The Prose of Alfred Lichtenstein
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C. , which he locked behind him. I beat onthe door. He said: "Occupied!" I was very angry. It occured to methat in my haste I had forgotten to take with me the paper on whichthe work on the hoax of genius was written. I called to him to passit out. He did not answer. Later I heard how loudly he giggled. And I knew: I would never see the manuscript which I had intended tosend to the new newspaper, "The Other A. " Sadly I went away-Ah, little Kohn unfortunately is now dead. He has died of his gho...sts, ashe had often predicted to me. The blind little Kohn had seen hisghosts. Sometimes in stark daylight. At such times he was foundtrembling, pale, in a corner. He had drawn up his legs so far thathis thigh was pressed against his sunken chest. His head lay betweenhis knees. The tiny, frightened fingers clutched the tops of hisshoes. If someone touched him, he shrieked. The shriek was sopiercingly frightening that one instinctively let him go, as thoughone had been shoved. Each time it happened one was as as helpless asthe first time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. , which he locked behind him. I beat onthe door. He said: "Occupied!" I was very angry. It occured to methat in my haste I had forgotten to take with me the paper on whichthe work on the hoax of genius was written. I called to him to passit out. He did not answer. Later I heard how loudly he giggled. And I knew: I would never see the manuscript which I had intended tosend to the new newspaper, "The Other A. " Sadly I went away-Ah, little Kohn unfortunately is now dead. He has died of his gho...sts, ashe had often predicted to me. The blind little Kohn had seen hisghosts. Sometimes in stark daylight. At such times he was foundtrembling, pale, in a corner. He had drawn up his legs so far thathis thigh was pressed against his sunken chest. His head lay betweenhis knees. The tiny, frightened fingers clutched the tops of hisshoes. If someone touched him, he shrieked. The shriek was sopiercingly frightening that one instinctively let him go, as thoughone had been shoved. Each time it happened one was as as helpless asthe first time.
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