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History of Friedrich II. of Prussia
Vol. XX. (of XXI.)

CHAPTER IV
18/37

Delicate manoeuvring, by these wearied horsemen, to enter Berlin amid uncertain jostlings, under the shine of Russian bombardment; ecstatic welcome to them, when they did get in,--instant subscription for fat oxen to them; a just abundance of beef to them, of generous beer I hope not more than an abundance: phenomena which, with others of the like, could be dwelt on, had we room.

[Tempelhof, iv.

266-290; Archenholtz, ii.

122-148; _Helden-Geschichte,_ vi.

103-149, 350-352; &c.
&c.]' "Tottleben, under these omens, found it would not do; wended off towards his Czernichef next morning; eastward again as far as Copenik, Prince Eugen attending him in a minatory manner: and, in Berlin for the moment, the bad ten hours were over.


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