Die Beerdigung der widerspenstigen Leiche von Adalbert Finley
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Die Beerdigung der widerspenstigen Leiche von Adalbert Finley
Narrated by:
Johannes Quester, Marlen Ulonska
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Narrated by:
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Johannes Quester
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Marlen Ulonska
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Ein Klopfen mitten in der Nacht bedeutet nichts Gutes, sagt man. Das ist falsch. Ein Klopfen in der Nacht bedeutet höchstwahrscheinlich eine Leiche und das ist für einen Bestatter die beste Nachricht, die es gibt. Schlecht dagegen ist es, wenn besagte Leiche plötzlich verschwindet, durch die Stadt zieht und dabei nichts außer einem äußerst lebendigen Eindruck hinterlässt. Dann muss man dem Verblichenen zeigen, wo er hingehört...
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