Wilhelmine shrieked and fainted.

She witnessed no more miracles, beard no more prophecies and revelations which the magi made to the elect.

She beheld not the appearance of the blessed spirits, which at the importunity of the brothers flitted through the apartment.
She heard not Cagliostro take leave of Baron von Bischofswerder, when all had withdrawn, saying, "I have now exalted you to be chief director of the holy order.

You will at once receive orders from the Invisible Fathers, announced to you in writing, and you will follow them faithfully." "I will follow them faithfully," humbly answered Bischofswerder.
"You will be rewarded by the knowledge of life and of money; you shall discover the philosopher's stone, and the secret of gold shall be revealed to you, when you perform what the Invisible Fathers demand." "I will do every thing," cried Bischofswerder, fervently; "only make known to me their commands." "They desire, at the present, that you seek to be the confidant of the Prince of Prussia.

Gain his affection, then govern him, making yourself indispensable to him.