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Sunday, October 11, 2009 - 10:46 AM
My dear Köppen,
I return your article herewith. I should already have sent it before
but had lost your address in the turmoil of the removal and the mass of
business this involved. [232]
Marx will have told you how often we thought of you during the
sleepless night of exile. I can assure you that you were the only one
of the Berliners whom we recalled with pleasure. Come to that, the
sleepless night of exile was pleasurable after all and I look back on
it longingly from out of this tedious philistine farce known as the
German revolution! But one must be able to make sacrifices for the dear
fatherland, and the greatest sacrifice is to return to that fatherland
and write leading articles for this gross and boorish public. Farewell.
Tout à vous
Louis J. Sheehan, Esquire
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