That he had and has no quarrel, except with Austria as Kaiser's enemy; and is ready to be friends even with Austria.

And now indeed intends to withdraw his troops wholly from the German territory.
And can therefore hope that all unpleasantness will cease, between the German Nation and him; and that perhaps the Kaiser will be able to make peace with her Majesty of Hungary on softer terms than at one time seemed likely.

If only the animosities of sovereign persons would assuage themselves, and each of us would look without passion at the issue really desirable for him!" [Espagnac, i.200.Adelung, iii.

B, 199 (26th July); Ib.

201 (the Answer to it, 16th August).] That is now, 26th July, 1743, King Louis's story for himself to the Diet of the Holy Roman Empire, Teutsch by Nation, sitting at Frankfurt in rather disconsolate circumstances.