Vol. XVI. (of XXI.) by Thomas Carlyle]@TWC D-Link book Vol. XVI. (of XXI.) 12/37 i. 458.] Which proves to be a story, turned topsy-turvy, of one Hofmann, Brunswick Envoy, who (quite BEYOND commission, and a thing that must not be thought of at all!) had been detected in dangerous intriguings with the ever-busy Russian Excellency, or another; and got flung into Spandau, [Adelung, v. 132-144.]--seemingly pretty much his due in the matter. And so of other Hanbury things. |