Diario e memorie . trova nessun altro motivo di questo: È come un giocatore di carte con un partner miserabile, che precipitano su essere molto intelligente, e in quella situazione egli aspetta solo la fine del gioco impazientemente; difficilmente hehold le sue carte in mano. Povero Bachelier, che è il segreto di tutto, parla meno che mai, anche ai suoi bestfriends; Ma è visto spesso per essere furioso, disperato a thestate delle cose, writing le sue braccia a che cosa vede e Hears.He ha fatto H scrivere a me che se, nel mio presente distress, ho bisogno di soldi, può procurare per me tanto quanto Ilish. Ho answ

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Journal and memoirs . find no other reason than this:he is like a card-player with a miserable partner, who plumeshimself on being very clever, and in that situation he canonly await the end of the game impatiently; scarcely will hehold his own cards in his hand. Poor Bachelier, who is inthe secret of everything, talks less than ever, even to his bestfriends; but he is often seen to be furious, desperate at thestate of things, writhing his arms at what he sees and hears.He has made H write to me that if, in my present dis-tress, I need money, he can procure for me as much as Iwish. I have answered, with many thanks, that in spite ofthe cardinal and his seizure of my income, I have enough togo on with until next Easter. It is certain that this offercame from high places, from the master of all; which putsmy affairs in a smiling condition The King of Prussia is attracting the greatest praise forhis behaviour during the few weeks that have elapsed sincehis fathers death. God grant that he may become an object. y^^€^ie^ri^A> .-^Ae t^^^re^i^ 1740] THE MARQUIS DARGENSON. 233 of emulation to our king, and that a monarch of twenty-eight years of age may inspire one of thirty with the dutiesof royalty and the glory of working himself. While he wasstill only the prince-royal, King Frederick wrote memorialson the interests of princes; they have been in the hands ofMme. du Chatelet, who is not too discreet; she has shownthem to friends, who have shown them to others. People say that the ecliptic leans more this year towardsthe equator, and if it continues to turn in that way, weshall, in a few years, have the same climate in France thatthey have in Sweden. We learn that in Eome, and espe-cially in Naples there has been unprecedented cold lastwinter, which continued into spring. Here we are now inmidsummer and we have fires all the time; in the middleof the day the sun is hot, but morning and evening one diesof cold. The wind is due north; hence dryness of thechest and stop

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