Vol. XVII. (of XXI.) by Thomas Carlyle]@TWC D-Link book Vol. XVII. (of XXI.) 16/16 "Five or six small pills, in a small glass tube, with a bit of ribbon to it:" that stern relic lay, in a worn condition, in some drawer of Friedrich's, after Friedrich was gone. 175, 315 n.] For the Facts are peremptory; and a man that will deal with them must be equally so. Adieu, Madam; Adieu, O Mother! said the King, in royal terms, but with a heart altogether human. "May God above bless you, my Son!" the old Lady would reply:--and the Two had seen one another for the last time; Mother and Son were to meet no more in this world.. |