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The TrialBy Franz Kafka ContextHighlight In Chapter Nine In the Cathedral
2 The guard had come because of the shouting and asked what had been happening.
The TrialBy Franz Kafka ContextHighlight In Chapter Three In the empty Courtroom - The Student - The ...
3 All their faces, even in this guard of honour, showed a mixture of childishness and depravity.
The TrialBy Franz Kafka ContextHighlight In Chapter Seven Lawyer - Manufacturer - Painter
4 was approached by a security guard, identifiable mainly by his sword, of which the scabbard seemed to be made of aluminium.
The TrialBy Franz Kafka ContextHighlight In Chapter Three In the empty Courtroom - The Student - The ...
5 The usher of the court said a few words to try and calm him down but the guard explained that he had to look into it himself, saluted, and hurried on, walking with very short steps, probably because of gout.
The TrialBy Franz Kafka ContextHighlight In Chapter Three In the empty Courtroom - The Student - The ...
6 Whether they're right or not, you have to concede that his simplicity and arrogance, however little they show, do weaken his function of guarding the entrance, they are defects in the doorkeeper's character.
The TrialBy Franz Kafka ContextHighlight In Chapter Nine In the Cathedral
7 didn't concern himself long with the guard or these people, especially as he saw a turning off the corridor, about half way along it on the right hand side, where there was no door to stop him going that way.
The TrialBy Franz Kafka ContextHighlight In Chapter Three In the empty Courtroom - The Student - The ...
8 Throughout the story, his duty seems to have been merely to turn the man away, and there are many commentators who are surprised that the doorkeeper offered this hint at all, as he seems to love exactitude and keeps strict guard over his position.
The TrialBy Franz Kafka ContextHighlight In Chapter Nine In the Cathedral
9 Suppose I come back home with a lady I'm going to paint, I open the door with my own key and find the hunchback there or something, by the table painting her lips red with my paintbrush, and meanwhile her little sisters will be keeping guard for her, moving about and causing chaos in every corner of the room.
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