[56]: Sander, on “The Great and Beautiful in Nature.”
[57]: The anchor proof consists in casting the anchor forcibly down upon a deep hard bottom.
[58]: Servants were called “knaves” of old, and deserve the name pretty often at the present day.
[59]: Lack of money and of health.
[60]: One continued until fainting supervenes.
[61]: Persons condemned by the secret tribunals were so styled.
[62]: The former plant opens after eight in the morning, the latter at eleven.
[63]: It is explained in a long note in the original, that she could do this even before being married.
[64]: The Silhouette took its name from the Controller-General so called. In Paris, an empty, blank physiognomy is called a face “à la silhouette.”
[65]: Which are called “weavers’ ships” in German.