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Mother Toad Tales
Illustrations To "Good Shepherd"
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Prologue. "...There is someone in my closet"
Chapter 2. "...we transported both of them quietly"
Chapter 4. "...he saw the wary glances directed at him, and heard the silence"
Chapter 5. "...now it's even worse - much worse "
Chapter 6. "...the body lay at the city wall in a vacant lot"
Chapter 7. "...Remember the curfew!"
Chapter 7. "...The blonde, small, naked"
Chapter 8. "... 'something devilish' was going on there"
Chapter 9. "...now the body was thrown in plain sight, mockingly open and unceremonious"
Chapter 10. "...butcheries on the outskirts of Cologne - full of puddles of blood..."
Chapter 11. "...I will ask you and your family ... the whole family to get dressed and go with me"
Chapter 12. "...the wardrobe door was open"
Chapter 13. "...let's go swimming, we all swim here"
Chapter 13. "...then fire was not the worst"
Chapter 14. "...I also know how to conduct an inquiry…"
Chapter 15. "... the colleague did not wait for the answer"
Chapter 15. "...Bruno stopped after four turns in front of the door of a squat house"
Chapter 16. "...the rats crawled out of their holes, left our houses ... and followed him"
Chapter 16. "...and then it was decided that Friedrich Kruger should be buried alive"
Chapter 17. "...peasants... looked dumbfounded and with undisguised horror"
Chapter 18. "...in a strange way the time is confused"
Chapter 19. "...and I can still let him go — alive and unharmed"
Chapter 19. "...lie that in a skirmish"
Chapter 21. "...the border of the village was visible distinctly and clearly"
Chapter 22. "...he walked like a farmer across a field full of ears he had grown"
Chapter 22. "...the church doors began to close when he took the first step back"
Chapter 23. "...what should have been reinforcements arrived closer to noon"
Chapter 24. "...he is almost used to death around him"
Chapter 25. "...burghermeister... promised to stay at the place of execution at all times"
Epilogue. "...the letters were exactly, as if on a ruler, written in charcoal near the door"
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