I want to welcome everyone back to part six of my reading of blockade by Anna Eisenmanger.

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All right, Carl and Edith, January 31st, 1919.

The projected conversation between Edith, Carl, and myself never took place, and during the last few days Carl has not been home at all. I am worried about him, for after all, he is my child and needs help just because of his nervous condition

on the day before he disappeared he asked for the fur coat which it belonged to my husband.

I pointed out that it would be too tight for him and

would have to be altered, but he said that this was not necessary. He could use it as it was.

I took this opportunity of asking him whether he did not mean to resume his medical studies

as he would have to work hard in order to be able to exercise his profession. He replied that there would, that there could be no question of this now as he had

far more important things to do which he prized above any so-called profession.

He had in fact already chosen a profession, although not in my bourgeois sense of the term.

After a hazy, after a hasty leaf-taking, he left the house and Edith, and Edith, who came to us about an hour later in order to look after Aunt Bertha, told me as follows.

As she was setting out from the Sean Brunerstras, where her father lives, in order to come to us as usual,

she met Carl and Arrenstam. Arrenstam was wearing my husband's fur coat.

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