History of Friedrich II of Prussia, Called Frederick the Great, 第 6 巻 |
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... dass mein Herz of vicious refinement , to feel über das Unglück des Landes for one's Country , to lament the trauert , dass ich die Drangsale horrors of war , or wish for the des Krieges beweine , und von return of peace .
... dass mein Herz of vicious refinement , to feel über das Unglück des Landes for one's Country , to lament the trauert , dass ich die Drangsale horrors of war , or wish for the des Krieges beweine , und von return of peace .
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