The Student of Prague

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» The Student of Prague | Hanns Heinz Ewers, (1913) 
„Und wo immer ich ruhen wollt‘ und wo immer ich sterben wollt‘ und wo ich ging/ und wo ich schlich- trat vor mich hin zu jeder Zeit ein fremder Mann in schwarzem Kleid/ der mir- so wie ein Bruder glich. – Alfred de Musset-"

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