Left page: The Bakery, at night. Something is going on here, I’m afraid we won’t learn much more though, too bad. I just don’t have enough time. Washerei = Laundry.
Right page is a description of our two heros. One, the smaller fellow, seems like a pleasant kinda guy, the other a dark, brooding mess. The author wonders how these two, so vastly different (like fire and water) can get along.
Mostly Water Premium Member almost 8 years ago
curiouser and curiouser.
scyphi26 almost 8 years ago
Yes, curious…curious to know if anyone here knows enough German to translate what Wolfe wrote.
Diat60 almost 8 years ago
“Lamps?” Looks like a “light” has gone off in Mal’s head.
Durak Premium Member almost 8 years ago
Veilen danke fur das deutsche Unterrichten!
Durak Premium Member almost 8 years ago
Left page: The Bakery, at night. Something is going on here, I’m afraid we won’t learn much more though, too bad. I just don’t have enough time. Washerei = Laundry.
Durak Premium Member almost 8 years ago
Right page is a description of our two heros. One, the smaller fellow, seems like a pleasant kinda guy, the other a dark, brooding mess. The author wonders how these two, so vastly different (like fire and water) can get along.
Dragoncat almost 8 years ago
Hmmm… Methinks Mal needs to take a closer look at those lamps.
What? Me worried ? almost 8 years ago
@ whipplieb Thanks !
robinafox almost 8 years ago
Wait! Does that mean Mal could read the German – if he could read? In that case, if Ben reads it aloud, they could find out what it says.