Vol. XII. (of XXI.) 50/50 He is one of the most important Personages here; and in all things his Brother's right hand." [Von Loen, _Kleine Schriften_ (cited in Adelung, ii. 400).] In Frankfurt, both Belleisle and his Brother were much respected, the Brother especially, as men of dignified behavior and shining qualities; but as to their hundred and thirty French Lords and other Valetry, these by their extravagances and excesses (AUSSCHWEIFUNGEN) made themselves extremely detestable, it would appear. 398 n., a French BROCARD on the subject, of sufficient emphasis.]. |