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History of Friedrich II. of Prussia
Vol. X. (of XXI.)

CHAPTER VII
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45.] Or did the reader ever hear of "M.

Fredersdorf," Head Valet at this time?
Fredersdorf will become, as it were, Privy-Purse, House-Friend, and domestic Factotum, and play a great part in coming years.

"A tall handsome man;" much "silent sense, civility, dexterity;" something "magnificently clever in him," thinks Bielfeld (now, or else twenty years afterwards); whom we can believe.

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