some six months later, he came to live among us, with his mother, his betrothed and a newborn child. he leased a patch of land up on the hills. he married, built his house, broke the hard ground. his vision was narrow. beyond the tiny circle of those who stood close to him, he saw nothing. those words that should have resounded in his heart, for him rang meanings like tinkling cymbals. and from the day when the captain spat and rose and pointed, he carried his judgment on his brow and his three fingers hidden in his pocket. this was no patriot. for church and state, he was a barren tree, but on his mountain side, in a narrow circle of home where his work lay, there he was great, because he was himself. the mettle of which god made him rang most true until the end. and firmly, i believe, this man is not a cripple in the eyes of god. now that's what i call christianity. there's nothing there that could distress anybody. if i were not standing here with my staff, i could well believe it was i who lay here sleeping and hearing, as it were in a vision, of myself so praised. how good it is

and the woman to whom you were once betrothed to and my husband seduced. it's a pretty bunch. oh, god, if we could die, if we could only die. why do you all keep on meeting? our crimes bind us, our secrets and our guilt. we've tried to break away, but we always come back. uh, i think i hear the colonel. i will go in. mind what you do, jacob. spare him. please be seated. - you wrote this letter? - yes. - your name is hummel? - yes. i know that you have purchased all my notes of hand and i am therefore in your power. what do you want? payment in some form. in what form? something quite simple. let's not talk about money. i merely ask that you tolerate me in this house, as your guest. if so trifling a service can be of use to you. thank you. - what else? - dismiss bengtsson. why should i do that? my trusted servant, who has been with me all his life, who wears his country's medal for loyal and faithful service, why should i dismiss him? he possesses these virtues only in your imagination. he is not the man he appears to be. hmm, who is? true, but bengtsson must go. are you going

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