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Deutsch: Doppelbindestrich in: Arno Schmidt: Erzählungen, Frankfurt am Main 1994, ISBN 3-10-373505-7. Detail des rechten Randes der Seite 525 (mit Text aus der 1964 erstmals erschienenen Erzählung Caliban über Setebos) mit Doppelbindestrich in dem Kompositwort "Zweideutigkeit" und üblichem Einfach-Bindestrich zur Trennung des Wortes "wechselte".
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Source Scan from: Arno Schmidt: Erzählungen, Frankfurt am Main (Germany) 1994, ISBN 3-10-373505-7, p. 525
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