Jean Paul Richter: Jeder Mensch hat eine Regen-Ecke seines Lebens aus der ihm das schlimme Wetter nachzieht. Every man has a rainy corner o

Jeder Mensch hat eine Regen-Ecke seines Lebens aus der ihm das schlimme Wetter n — Jean Paul Richter

Jeder Mensch hat eine Regen-Ecke seines Lebens aus der ihm das schlimme Wetter nachzieht. Every man has a rainy corner of his life out of which foul weather proceeds and follows after him.

Jean Paul Richter

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