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"Go to the devil!" was all Lottchen's answer to his tormentor; but he turned to Heinrich, to whom the students had given the surname above mentioned, because of the enormous width of his jaws, and said with eagerness and envy, disguising them as well as he could, under the appearance of curiosity   "You don't mean it, Heinrich? You've been taking the beggar in! Confess now." "Not I. I saw her with my two eyes." "Notwithstanding the different planes of their orbits," suggested Richter. GO TO THE DEVIL WAS ALL LUTCHEON'S ANSWER TO HIS TORMENTOR BUT HE TURNED TO HEINRICH TO WHOM THE STUDENTS HAD GIVEN THE SURNAME ABOVE MENTIONED BECAUSE OF THE ENORMOUS WIDTH OF HIS JAWS AND SAID WITH EAGERNESS AND ENVY DISGUISING THEM AS WELL AS HE COULD UNDER THE APPEARANCE OF CURIOSITY YOU DON'T MEAN IT HEINRICH YOU HAVE BEEN TAKING THE BEGGAR IN CONFESS NOW NOT I I SAW HER WITH MY TWO EYES NOTWITHSTANDING THE DIFFERENT PLANES OF THEIR ORBITS SUGGESTED VICTOR
ver, was embodied in such a softness of muscular outline, such a rare Greek-like style of beauty, and associated with such a gentleness of manner and behaviour, that, partly from the truth of the resemblance, partly from the absurdity of the contrast, he was known throughout the university by the diminutive of the feminine form of his name, and was always called Lottchen. “I say, Lottchen,” said one of his fellow-students, called Richter, across the table in a wine-cellar they were in the habit of frequenting, “do you know, Heinrich Höllenrachen here says that he saw this morning, with mortal eyes, whom do you think?--Lilith.” “Adam’s first wife?” asked Lottchen, with an attempt at carelessness, while his face flushed like a maiden’s. “None of your chaff!” said Richter. “Your face is honester than your tongue, and confesses what you cannot deny, that you would give your chance of salvation--a small one to be sure, but all you’ve got--for one peep at Lilith. Wouldn’t you now, Lottchen?” NOUGH TO KEEP HIM IN PRACTICE HIS STRENGTH HOWEVER WAS EMBODIED IN SUCH A SOFTNESS OF MUSCULAR OUTLINE SUCH A RARE GREEKLIKE STYLE OF BEAUTY AND ASSOCIATED WITH SUCH A GENTLENESS OF MANNER AND BEHAVIOUR THAT PARTLY FROM THE TRUTH OF THE RESEMBLANCE PARTLY FROM THE ABSURDITY OF THE CONTRAST HE WAS KNOWN THROUGHOUT THE UNIVERSITY BY THE DIMINUTIVE OF THE FEMININE FORM OF HIS NAME AND WAS ALWAYS CALLED LOTTCHEN I SAY LOTTCHEN SAID ONE OF HIS FELLOW STUDENTS CALLED VICTOR ACROSS THE TABLE IN A WINE CELLAR THEY WERE IN THE HABIT OF FREQUENTING DO YOU KNOW HENRY HOLLENROCHEN HERE SAYS THAT HE SAW THIS MORNING WITH MORTAL EYES WHOM DO YOU THINK LILITH ADAM'S FIRST WIFE ASKED WATCHEN WITH AN ATTEMPT AT CARELESSNESS WHILE HIS FACE FLUSHED LIKE A MAIDEN'S NONE OF YOUR CHAFF SAID VICTOR YOUR FACE IS HONESTER THAN YOUR TONGUE AND CONFESSES WHAT YOU CANNOT DENY THAT YOU WOULD GIVE YOUR CHANCE OF SALVATION A SMALL ONE TO BE SURE BUT ALL THAT YOU'VE GOT FOR ONE PEEP AT LILITH WOULDN'T YOU NOW LUTCHEN
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