Surely question will rise, Whether distaff can, validly, hand it over to distaff's husband, as they are about doing?
Whether, in fact, Kur-Bohmen is not in abeyance for this time ?" "So!" answered Kur-Sachsen, Reichs-Vicarius.

And thereupon meetings were summoned; Nightmare Committees sat on this matter under the Reichs-Vicar, slowly hatching it; and at length brought out, "Kur-Bohmen NOT transferable by the distaff; Kur-Bohmen in abeyance for this time." Greatly to the joy of Belleisle; infinitely to the chagrin of her Hungarian Majesty,--who declared it a crying injustice (though I believe legally done in every point); and by and by, even made it a plea of Nullity, destructive to the Election altogether, when her Hungarian Majesty's affairs looked up again, and the world would listen to Austrian sophistries and obstinacies.

This was an essential service from Kur-Sachsen.

[Began, indistinctly, "in March" (1741); languid "for some months" (Adelung, ii.
292); "November 4th," was settled in the negative, "Kur-Bohmen not to have a vote" (_Maria Theresiens Leben,_ p.

47 n.)].
After which Kur-Sachsen's own poor Kaisership died away into "Hm, ha, hm!" again, with a grateful Belleisle.