Knulp Herman Hes
Endacaku Knulp Herman Hes
Keeping his diary so orderly, was one of the mania of
Knulpit. In his perfection there was a kind of elegant pretense, there was poetry.
His notes, clad in official authenticity, featured so much
abodes of an active and respectful life, as much as his love for
migrations were only apparent from the numerous displacements. Life, to
testified in that official document, Knulpi had elaborated it in order
poetic and by means of thousands of inventions, carried that being often into the thread of
danger, because in reality, although he rarely did forbidden things,
being an unemployed wanderer was illegal and
humiliating. And, to put it bluntly, he would not have succeeded
continued undisturbed in his poetic creativity, if all the gendarmes
would not have been kind to him. When possible, they let him
calm this cheerful man and whistle from his mouth, whom they valued wisdom, e,
occasionally even seriousness. There had been, almost, no problem with
justice was not charged with either theft or begging. everywhere
had acquaintances with great influence, thus making a blind eye and an ear
deaf to him; equal, as, from a house, not a cat is expelled, of
which everyone leaves comfortable, except him, among the working people and
tired, does not move from his elegant life all the hustle and bustle, like a gentleman of
without job.