400, 401, account of their sacking of Nussler's pleasant home and estate, "Weissensee, near Berlin."] as who had not?
Terror and murder, incendiary fire and other worse unnamable abominations of the Pit.

One old Half-pay gentleman, whom I somewhat respect, desperately barricaded himself, amid his domestics and tenantries, Wife and Daughters assisting: "Human Russian Officers can enter here; Cossacks no, but shall kill us first.

Not a Cossack till all of us are lying dead!" [Archenholtz, ii.

150.] And kept his word; the human Russians owning it to be proper.
In Guben Country, "at Gross-Muckro, October 15th," the day after passing Guben, Friedrich first heard for certain, That the Russians had been in Berlin, and also that they were gone, and that all was over.

He made two marches farther,--not now direct for Berlin, but direct for Saxony AND it;--to Lubben, 50 or 60 miles straight south of Berlin; and halted there some days, to adjust himself for a new sequel.