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At the end of the orphanage hall were four portraits of the inspectors. The four pictures all follow the same model: The named inspectors sit around the table — with one or two orphans standing in front of the table as staffage.
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Death appears in the background to stay with the theme, but there is not much dancing going on, and the text is quite self-praising.
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Kruspe has not drawn any of these four scenes. Schröer mixes two of the pictures and their verses up, while he lacks the text for a fourth scene.
Since Schröer's text is messy and flawed, I present Götz's text here instead, in Götz' (and Pohle's) sequence:
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Der Todt zur Waisenhaus-Inspektion. |
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Death to the orphanage inspection. |
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Die Inspektion. |
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The inspection. |
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Der Todt zur Waisenhaus-Inspection. |
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Death to the orphanage inspection. |
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Die Inspection. |
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The inspection. |
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Der Todt zur Inspection des Waisenhauses. |
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Death to the orphanage inspection. |
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Die Inspection. |
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The inspection. |
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Der Todt zur Waisenhaus-Inspektion. |
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Death to the orphanage inspection. |
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Die Inspektion: |
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The inspection. |