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. The life of Bismarck, private and political;. In the April of 1867 Count Bismarck went to see the Estatesof Yarzin (consisting of Varzin, Wussow, Puddiger, Misdow, andChomitz), near Schlawe, in Farther Pomerania, and soon after-wards purchased them. In the autumn of that year, as we havesaid, he spent some weeks at Varzin, but in the following yearlie remained there, unfortunately in great illness, from June toDecember. He soon made himself at home there, and is fond of. VAEZIK 451 Varzin, as may be readily understood from its being close to thebirthplace of his wife—beloved Eeinfeld. Nothin
. The life of Bismarck, private and political;. In the April of 1867 Count Bismarck went to see the Estatesof Yarzin (consisting of Varzin, Wussow, Puddiger, Misdow, andChomitz), near Schlawe, in Farther Pomerania, and soon after-wards purchased them. In the autumn of that year, as we havesaid, he spent some weeks at Varzin, but in the following yearlie remained there, unfortunately in great illness, from June toDecember. He soon made himself at home there, and is fond of. VAEZIK 451 Varzin, as may be readily understood from its being close to thebirthplace of his wife—beloved Eeinfeld. Nothing is wantingthere to his enjoyment—there are trees, and plenty of good rid-ing and hunting. He converses with every one who meets him,in forest and field, in a friendly manner, and is fond of talking platt with the country people. Eecently he said to an oldlaborer known to him, who had been ill: uNu seid Ihr wohl wie-der ganz auf dem TilgeV (Youre all right on the main again?) I ja replied the old man, uSie sollten man ok hie blieven, dennivilrden Sie nodi mal so frisch! (Ay! oh, youd a vast dealbetter ztop ere; yowd be eer zo mooch vresher!) Bismarcklaughed. Yes—if one could be as you are, and always stop inVarzin, I believe you ! If one turn south on the Coslin-Danzig road, by the large vil-lage of Carwitz—recently marked as a station on the railwayfrom Coslin to Danzig—after a short drive on a good road, somethree Grerman miles, one reaches the Bismarc
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