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Posted by Nurse on December 31st, 2020

"Einlegesohlen und Einlagen" is a story of two young men, Thomas and John. At the beginning, Thomas was a poor house cleaner while John was still only fifteen years old and had just started to wear trousers. At the beginning they were both employed in the same firm. When Thomas first tried out for a promotion at his new company, he ran away to get paid; this made John very angry. He told his mother that if she would give him some time, he would give her the job.

It was not long before Thomas decided that he would try to make it big in the field of dentistry. He got himself a laboratory, got himself a friend named John de Munt. They worked together on different dental cases. Then Thomas began to study psychology. When he graduated in June, 18 47, he qualified as a licensed practical dentist, and in the following two years he became a professor of psychology at University in Wittenberg.

In the story, Einlegesohlen is a dentist who makes a visit to the patient's home for an appointment. He is amazed by the great difference between the two rooms. One room has a good light, a television in the room and a radio; the other room has only a table and a blanket.

The next day, Thomas tells John de Munt about what happened. The two doctors are then called to the scene. As they are about to leave, Thomas notices something that is peculiar. On the night table, there was a body lying on top of a pile of blankets, and on top of that a human skull.

The next morning, the news of the skull brings Einlegesohlen to the hospital. He informs his superiors that he wants to know why the skull was placed there, since the patient does not have any grave illness. Undaunted, Einlegesohlen proceeds to research about the origin of skulls. In doing so, he comes to the conclusion that the skulls were used in the ancient times to scare away evil spirits.

In order to solve the mystery, Einlegesohlen teams up with John de Munt and John Roenneboe, two amateur archeologists. They discover the grave containing the skull and use the newly found evidence to identify sensomotorische propriozeptive einlagen the deceased. Although the body is badly decomposed, it will be enough to identify the person who is lying on top of the pile of blankets. The three discover the vampire that had been haunting the village and seek help from Sondheim. However, they are too late to stop him before he kills them all.

De Munt and Roenneboe decide to dig up the rest of the graves, but this time they decide to use an einlegesohlen on the skull. This time, however, they get lucky; the skull has no rotten parts and even has a hole where its head should be. They decide to leave the skull in the earth and pray that Einlegesohlen will be able to use it again someday. Unfortunately, Einlegesohlen's son returns and finds the body.

When Sondheim finds out that Einlegesohlen is the father of the children that disappeared, he decides to free the townspeople and execute Einlegesohlen. However, the execution takes place while Einlegesohlen is inside his house, due to the presence of the einschatzmer, or witch-like beings that roam the area. As a punishment for his crimes, the local people try to poison Einlegesohlen. This way, all of the people in the town are forced to drink poisoned water until they pass out. When Sondheim realizes what's going on, he flies in to confront Einlegesohlen, but he's too late; the villagers have already died from the poison.