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Excerpt from Herr Paulus, Vol. 3 of 3: His Rise, His Greatness, and His Fall
I am always very well, my dear Ziph, and to see you makes me seventeen again. I think we were about the time of sweet seven teen when we parted, and we are past four and-twenty, which is a great age. Stay, Ziph. Let me look at you before you begin to talk because, you know, when you do begin you will not let me think of anything else. Why, Ziph, I declare you have grown very hand some, my dear boy. Your moustache becomes you mightily, sir, and you have 'let your hair grow picturesquely long. I must take your portrait. I do wish all young men would pay as much attention to the style of hair which suits them. What have you done? What is your profession? You cannot be an artist. No: it is impossible.' She looked at him critically and curiously. You could never draw even a pig beside a haystack with any real feeling for the lovely curve of a pig's neck.' N o, Bethiah, ' Paul replied with rather a wan smile, I am not an artist.' Let me see. Are you a great poet You look like one - and now, I remember.
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