Carlyle's complete works . desj^atched ; Wherefrom Woraus derselbe ersiehet wie nied- Beiu perceives how low in some rig solclie an einigen Ortlien sind, places these are, and that at Inov- iind dass zu Inovraclaw und Stre- raclaw and Strezeltnow the Bushel zeltnoio der Scheffel Roggen uni 12 of Rye costs about 14! Pence ; now, Grosclien kostet: da solches nun as it is so cheap there, the price in Jder so ivohlfeil ist, somuss ja der Poland must be still smaller; and Preis in Pohlen noch wohl geringer, therefore it is not to be conceived und ist daher nicht abzusehen wa- why the Poles demand s
Carlyle's complete works . desj^atched ; Wherefrom Woraus derselbe ersiehet wie nied- Beiu perceives how low in some rig solclie an einigen Ortlien sind, places these are, and that at Inov- iind dass zu Inovraclaw und Stre- raclaw and Strezeltnow the Bushel zeltnoio der Scheffel Roggen uni 12 of Rye costs about 14! Pence ; now, Grosclien kostet: da solches nun as it is so cheap there, the price in Jder so ivohlfeil ist, somuss ja der Poland must be still smaller; and Preis in Pohlen noch wohl geringer, therefore it is not to be conceived und ist daher nicht abzusehen wa- why the Poles demand such high rum die Pohlen auf so hoJie Preise prices, as the said Bein reports : bestehen; der Bein muss sich daher Bein therefore is charged to take 1 (Euvres de Frederic, vi. 125. 390 AFTERNOON AND EVENING. Book XXT. April-Oct. 1777. nun rechte Miihe gehen, unci den especial pains, and try not to makeMnkauf so wuhlfeil als nur immer the purchase dearer than is indis-mogrlich zu machen suchen. pensable. .^^v*^ Tvo 4Uf*^u^^. 1 Original kindly furnished me by Mr. W. H. Doeg, Barlow Moor, Man-chester : whose it now is, — purchased in London, 1863. The Frh ofGerman cursiv-schvifl (current hand), which the woodcutter has appended, shiitoff by a square, will show English readers what the King means : an Frh done as by a flourish of ones stick, in the most compendious and really inge-nious manner, — suitable for an economic King, who has to repeat it scores oftimes every day of hie life ! Chap. VI. THE BAVARIAN WAR. 891 30th Dec. 1777. CHAPTER VI. THE BAVARIAN WAR. At the very beginning of 1778, the chronic quarrel withAustria passed, by an accident just fallen out, into the acutestate ; rose gradually, and, in spite of negotiating, issued in athing called Bavarian-Succession War, which did not end tillSpring of the following year. The accident was this. AtMunchen, December 30th, 1777, Max Joseph Kurfiirst ofBaiern, only Brother of our lively friend the Electress-Dowagerof Sax
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