DR. FAUSTUS - Chapter XXXVII

"Gentlemen, this is now really the door-knob. I am already outside. I must say one more thing. The Germans should leave it to the Jews to be pro-German. With their nationalism, their pride, their foible of 'differentness,' their hatred of being put in order and equalized, their refusal to let themselves be introduced into the world and adopted socially, they will get into trouble, real Jewish trouble, je vous le jure. The Germans should let the Jew be the mediateur between them and society, be the manager, the impresario. He is altogether the right man for it, one should not turn him out, he is international, and he is pro-German. Mais c'est en vain. Er c'est tres dommage! Am I still talking? No, I left long ago. Cher Maitre, j`etais enchante. J`ai manaque ma mission but I am delighted. Mes respects, monsieur le professeur. Vous m'avez assiste trop peu, mais je ne vous en veux pas. Mille choses a Madame Schwei-ge-still. Adieu, adieu..."