History of Friedrich II of Prussia — Appendix by Thomas Carlyle
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KING. "'Pity, that. Can I see Pechlin?' ICH. "'Not just now, your Majesty; it lies too much in the hollow. Who knows whether your Majesty will see it at all!' KING. "'Na, keep an eye; and if you see it, tell me. Where is the Beamte of Alt-Ruppin?' ICH. "'In Protzen, where we change horses, he will be.' KING. "'Can't we yet see Pechlin?' ICH. "'No, your Majesty.' KING. "'To whom belongs it now?' ICH. "'To a certain Schonermark.' KING. "'Is he of the Nobility?' ICH. "'No.' KING. "'Who had it before him?' ICH. "'The Courier (FELDJAGER) Ahrens; he got it by inheritance from his father. The property has always been in commoners' (BURGERLICHEN) hands. KING. "'That I am aware of. How call we the village here |
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