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manager. This Nicolini understood his craft perfectlyand was high in favour with the prince to whom his
daughter Anna was mistress. He gave me a distinguished and a cordial greetingand was very anxious that I
should stay with himbut I was able to escape the constraint of such an arrangement without giving him any
offense. I accepted his offer to take my meals at his tablewhich was furnished by an excellent cook and
surrounded by a distinguished company. Here was no gathering of men of titlewith the cold and haughty
manners of the Courtall were talentedand such company to my mind was delightful.
I was not welland I was not richor else I should have made a longer stay at Brunswickwhich had its
charms for me. But we will not anticipatethough as old age steals on a man he is never tired of dwelling
again and again on the incidents of his past lifein spite of his desire to arrest the sands which run out so
quickly.
The third day after my arrival at BrunswickRedegonde knowing that I was dining at Nicolini's came there
too. Everybody had found outsomehow or otherthat we had travelled from Wesel to Hanover togetherand
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