You may communicate this to him, and he can judge for himself.

I will have the letters of nobility made out for him, for which he shall pay the sum of one hundred louis d'ors to the 'Invalids' at Berlin.

It depends upon him whether as a true nobleman he will not give my poor 'Invalids' a greater sum.

The marriage shall not take place until the letters of nobility have been published in the Berlin journals, for I do not wish the daughter of a general, and a countess, to marry beneath her.

You can prepare every thing for the wedding, and let them be married as soon as publication has been made.