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Come by any time.
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Night.
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To make an old man happy...
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...take the cablecar.
It is only a five minutes ride from town.

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I don't know. Maybe.
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And mind how you go. Without sleepwalking.
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If it happens to you again, you must say:
I am sleepwalking, I must wake up.

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I am sleepwalking, I must wake up.
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I am sleepwalking, I must wake up.
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I don't need that. I haven't had an attack for years.
:31:51
The journey was probably to exhausting.
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Or it was caused by the change of air.
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Maybe the wind.
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That is the foehn, a very strange wind.
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It is typical for this area here.
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It comes from the south over the Alps.
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Such a sudden blast of warm air
causes snow avalanches.

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Makes the flowers grow,
the larvae of the insects develop faster.

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And many complain about headaches.
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When it blows, they say
it drives some people to madness.

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This is a rather strange part of the country here.
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This Swiss Transylvania.
:32:47
Would someone please tell me
what this examination is all about?

:32:51
What you did last night is highly irregular.
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No student ever left the
boarding school at night before.

:32:57
How many times do I have to tell you that
I did not leave school on purpose.


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