Tempelhof, iii.

248, 258.] who saw good to draw off Dresden-ward next day, and leave Finck master in those regions.

To Daun's sad astonishment,--in a moment of crisis,--as we shall hear farther on! So that Saxony is not yet conquered to Daun; Saxony, no, nor indeed will be:--but Dresden is.

Friedrich never could recover Dresden; though he hoped, and at intervals tried hard, for a long while to come..