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Description Adolf Bastian
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8 July 2007 (original upload date)

(Original text: 1896 oder früher)
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(Original text: Die Gartenlaube 1896, Sammelband, Ausgabe Nr. 26, S. 429, Verlag Keil´s Nachfolger in Leipzig)
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(Original text: unbekannt, nicht feststellbar)

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