Two days later: has got on foot again,--end of his first march upon Soltikof again:-- "BAUNAU, 24th September, 1759.
"Thank you for the news you send of the wounded Officers," Wurtemberg, Seidlitz and the others.

"You may well suppose that in the pass things are at, I am not without cares, inquietudes, anxieties; it is the frightfulest crisis I have had in my life.

This is the moment for dying unless one conquer.

Daun and my Brother Henri are marching side by side [not exactly!].

It is possible enough all these Armies may assemble hereabouts, and that a general Battle may decide our fortune and the Peace.