204, 205.] 2.

The Second, of different complexion, is a still more interesting little Autograph, date elsewhere, farther on, in those wanderings.

Madam Camas, Widow of the Colonel Camas whom we knew twenty years ago, is "Queen's OBER-HOFMEISTERINN (Lady in Chief),"-- to whom the King's Letters are always pretty:-- FREIDRICH TO MADAM CAMAS (at Magdeburg, with the Queen's Majesty).
"NEUSTADT, 18th November, 1760.
"I am exact in answering, and eager to satisfy you [in that matter of the porcelain] you shall have a breakfast-set, my good Mamma; six coffee-cups, very pretty, well diapered, and tricked out with all the little embellishments which increase their value.

On account of some pieces which they are adding to the set, you will have to wait a few days; but I flatter myself this delay will contribute to your satisfaction, and produce for you a toy that will give you pleasure, and make you remember your old Adorer.

It is curious how old people's habits agree.