That Canstatt being given up, as Katte cannot be there to go across the Kniebiss with us, we will endure till we are near enough the Rhine.

Once in the Rhineland, in some quiet Town there, handy for Speyer, for French Landau,"-- say Sinzheim; last stage hitherward of Heidelberg, but this we do not write,--"there might it not be?
Be, somewhere, it shall and must! You, Katte, the instant you hear that we are off, speed you towards the Hague; ask for 'M.

le Comte d'Alberville;' you will know that gentleman WHEN you see him: Keith, our Wesel friend, will have taken the preliminary soundings;--and I tell you, Count d'Alberville, or news of him, will be there.

Bring the great-coat with you, and the other things, especially the 1,000 gold ducats.

Count d'Alberville at the Hague, if all have gone right:--nay if anything go wrong, cannot he, once across the Rhine, take refuge in the convents in those Catholic regions?
Nobody, under the scapulary, will suspect such a heretic as him.