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“Zacharias hatte jedoch nicht bedacht, dass Sonntag war und dass einige Sucher ihre Gewohnheiten beibehalten und ausschlafen könnten. Als er an diesem Morgen zum Frühstück herunterkam, befand sich gleich ein halbes Dutzend anderer Auserwählter im Raum. Darunter auch sein Erzfeind. »Du!« Warum änderte er nicht seinen Namen? Wer brauchte schon Vornamen, wenn »Du« es ebenfalls tat?”

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