Thesebadmendidnot，itistrue，dieinthemannertheyought，buttheyarealldead，andIamstillliving，anhonest，thoughpoorman：theydidnotdieso。Bethisreadandrememberedbytheirluxuriousheirs，whorefusetorestoremychildrentotheirrights。
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MyconsternationontheappearanceoftheLandgrave，withmyletterinhishand，maywellbesupposed；Ihadthepresenceofmind，however，todenymyhandwriting，andaffectastonishmentatsocraftyatrick。TheLandgraveendeavouredtoconvictme，toldmewhatLieutenantKemnitzhadrepeatedatViennaconcerningmypossessingmyselfofMagdeburg，andtherebyshowedmehowfullyI
hadbeenbetrayed。ButasnosuchpersonexistedasLieutenantKemnitz，andasmyfriendhadfortunatelyconcealedhisname，themysteryremainedimpenetrable，especiallyasnoonecouldconceivehowaprisoner，inmysituation，couldseduceorsubduethewholegarrison。Theworthyprinceleftmyprison，apparentlysatisfiedwithmydefence；hisheartfeltnosatisfactioninthemisfortunesofothers。
Thenextdayaformalexaminationwastaken，atwhichthesub—