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. Good-night, good-night, Kolatto! Good-night, lieutenant-General! I should rather say, good morning.

Noble brother! (making the usual compliment after meals).

Ay! 'twas a royal feast indeed.

Yes, my lady countess understands these matters. Her mother-in-law, heaven rest her soul, taught her!—Ah! that was a housewife for you!

There was not her like in all Bohemia for setting out a table.

Do me the favour to talk to me—talk of what you