"Der Tod bleibt immer gleich, doch jeder Mensch stirbt seinen eigenen Tod."
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Uhr ohne Zeiger. Deutsch von Elisabeth Schnack (1899-1972), Diogenes ZĂĽrich 1963. Erster Satz des Romans.
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