14. Little Novels
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This is one of the most beautif¬
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berween illusion and reelity is wrapped
in shadow so artistically that we never
know exactly whiether Dr. Fridolin
actually experienced the fantastic hap¬
penings of that night, when his senses
were still pulsing from the unnccus¬
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tomed excitement of the carnival, or
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whether the visions he sees are merely
Uhe figments of his yearning.
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