Konigs von Preussen Frederici Wilhelmi_ (Hambug und Breslau, 1735), pp.

223, 319.] Fancy that scene in History; Friedrich Wilhelm for comic-symbolic Dramaturgist.

Gods and men (or at least Houyhnhnm horses) might have saluted it; with a Homeric laugh,--so huge and vacant is it, with a suspicion of real humor too:--but the men were not permitted, on parade, more than a silent grin, or general irrepressible rustling murmur; and only the gods laughed inextinguishably, if so disposed.

The Scavenger-Executioners went back to their place; and Count Rothenburg took a plain German costume, so long as he continued in those parts.
Friedrich Wilhelm has a dumb rough wit and mockery, of that kind, on many occasions; not without geniality in its Brobdignag exaggeration and simplicity.

Like a wild bear of the woods taking his sport; with some sense of humor in the rough skin of him.