Volume IV. (of XXI.) by Thomas Carlyle]@TWC D-Link book Volume IV. (of XXI.) 5/26 [Michaelis, ii. 93.] Judge if the Berlin public talked,--unintelligible to Friedrioh Wilhelm, then safe in swaddling-clothes. But Karl Philip apologized, to all lengths; made his peace at last, giving a Sister of his own to be Wife to the injured James. This was Karl Philip's first outbreak in life; and it was not his only one. A man not ill-disposed, all grant; but evidently of headlong turn, with a tendency to leap fences in this world. |