[Jordens, _Lexikon_ (Zimmermann), v.

632-658 (exact and even eloquent account, as these of Jordens, unexpectedly, often are); Zimmermann himself, UNTERREDUNGEN MIT FRIEDRICH DEM GROSSEN (ubi infra); Tissot, _Vie de M.Zimmermann_ (Lausanne, 1797): &c.

&c.] NEXT DAY, ZIMMERMANN HAS A DIALOGUE.

Schmucker had his apartments in "LITTLE SANS-SOUCI," where the King now lived (Big Sans-Souci, or "Sans-Souci" by itself, means in those days, not in ours at all, "New Palace, NEUE PALAIS," now in all its splendor of fresh finish).

De Catt, Friedrich's Reader, whom we know well, was a Genevese, and knew Zimmermann from of old.