Volume VI Part 20 (1/2)

”But as Charles III is so inaccessible he can have no opportunity of either granting or refusing”

”People catch hiood humour then His chief defect is his obstinacy; when he has once reatest liking for his brother, and can scarce refuse his It is thought he will give hi has the greatest horror of illegitimate children, and his brother has three already”

There were an immense number of persons at Aranjuez, who persecuted theeo back as they coo, ”and that is empty-handed”

”Then they ask i 'What do you want?' says a minister

”'What your excellency will let me have'

”'What can you do?'

”'I am ready to do whatever your excellency pleases to think best for me'

”'Please leave me I have no time to waste'”

That is always the way Charles III died a land has beenastonishi+ng in it; a king who tries to do his duty is almost forced into o three days before he left Aranjuez, and I embraced Manucci affectionately He had been hout my stay

My cobbler had written to tell me that for the sum I had mentioned he could provide me with a Biscayanin the Calle Alcala I arrived there in the afternoon, having started fro

I found that the Biscayan maid could speak French; my room was a very pleasant one, with another chae a friend

After I had had my effects carried up I saw my man, whose face pleased me

I was anxious to test the skill of ave her some money

”I have some money,” she replied, ”and I will let you have the bill to-s I went to Don Diego's house, and to my astonishment found it eo was staying

”It's some distance, sir; I will take you there tomorrow”

”Where is my landlord?”

”In the floor above; but they are very quiet people”

”I should like to see hione out and won't be home till ten”