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Inside the front doors of the Burgholzli Psychiatric Clinic in Zurich, a nursed named Dora Henkel and an orderly whose name was Kessler were waiting to greet a new patient and his companion. Read the first page
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again
always
another
arms
asked
away
believe
carl
child
come
course
day
doctor
dog
door
down
emma
even
eyes
face
first
forster
glass
go
god
good
gustav
hand
having
himself
jung
kessler
knew
know
lady
last
left
leonardo
life
light
live
long
look
looked
man
manolo
may
might
mister
moment
morning
must
name
need
nothing
now
once
own
patient
perhaps
pilgrim
place
quartermaine
sat
say
see
seemed
seen
shall
should
side
someone
something
speak
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sybil
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teresa
think
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thought
time
told
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towards
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two
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