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I would hold my eyes between my teeth
like a killer his knife while he is tying up his victim. In this way I can walk almost safe among the fittest; and no one would know I am but a Schöne Seele, and no one would tell me: watch out. Who would bother with a cubist harlequin? Elena Malec, California 1997
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