Belleisle next, after only a few days, went to Munchen; to operate on Karl Albert Kur-Baiern, a willing subject.

And, in short, Belleisle whirled along incessantly, torch in hand; making his "circuit of the German Courts,"-- details of said circuit not to be followed by us farther.

One small thing only I have found rememberable; probably true, though vague.

At Munchen, still more out at Nymphenburg, the fine Country-Palace not far off, there was of course long conferencing, long consulting, secret and intense, between Belleisle with his people and Karl Albert with his.

Karl Albert, as we know, was himself willing.