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Conscience Makes Us Men
Loving, Pierre | May 7, 1930 issue

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The article focuses on the book "King Haber" by the author Alfred H. King. The present book contains three long short stories, two of which are laid in the beginning of the nineteenth century- one in Russia and the other in a small German ducal state. The third is narrated by a hunchbacked German schoolmaster who sees a sex crime committed by his assistant, a warped soul, and cowers away from the other as though he were his own tortured, devilish alter ego. Hounded by the evil within himself, the assistant at last shoots himself.

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KING Haber (Book); BOOKS; KING, Alfred H.; SHORT stories; FICTION; LITERATURE
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