Vol. XIV. (of XXI.) by Thomas Carlyle]@TWC D-Link book Vol. XIV. (of XXI.) 39/55 A joyful symptom:--since August 13th, Belleisle has known of Maillebois's advent; guesses that the Austrians now know it .-- SEPTEMBER 14th, their Firing has quite ceased. Grand-Duke and Prince Karl are off to meet this Maillebois, amid the intricate defiles, 'Better meet him there than here:'-- and on this fourth morning, Belleisle, looking out, perceives that the Siege is raised. 145; _Campagnes,_ v. 348.] "A blessed change indeed. |