Schonhausen her Country House, with the exception of the Garden which is pretty enough,--our Shopkeepers of the Rue St.Honore would sniff at such a lodging.
"Princess Amelia is rather amiable [thank you for nothing, Small Devil]; often out of temper because--this is so shocking a place for Ladies, especially for maiden Ladies.

Lives with her Mother; special income very small;--Coadjutress of Quedlinburg; will be actual Abbess" in a year or two.

[11th April, 1756: Preuss, xxvii.p.xxxiv (of PREFACE).] "Eldest Prince, Heir-Apparent,"-- do not speak of him, Small Devil, for you are misinformed in every feature and particular:--enough, "he is fac-simile of his Brother.

He has only 18,000 pounds a year, for self, Wife, Household and Children [two, both Boys];--and is said [falsely] to hoard, and to follow Trade, extensive Trade with his Brother's Woods.
"Prince Henri, who is just going to be married,"-- thank you, Demon, for reminding us of that.

Bride is Wilhelmina, Princess of Hessen-Cassel.
Marriage, 25th June, 1752;--did not prove, in the end, very happy.