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Once only, at Sommerfeld, a long march northwest of Sagan, he came upon some outskirts of them.
What is the nature of this energy? The question does not appear to have been yet solved. It certainly appears, according to Professors Haga and Wind and to Professor Sommerfeld, that with the X rays curious experiments of diffraction may be produced. Dr Barkla has shown also that they can manifest true polarization.
"SOMMERFELD, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1st, Friedrich finds that Loudon was there last night, preterite tense, alas; the question now being, Where is he!" And has borne off more to leftward. Straight north now, and at a very brisk pace; being now all of horse; and has an important conference with Haddick at Guben, when they arrive there. Which was the fact; though not the whole fact.
To his sorrow, he finds, on pushing farther into it, that it is only Haddick and the Infantry; that Loudon, with the 20,000 Horse, will have gone off for Frankfurt; irretrievably ahead, the swift Loudon, ever careering northward all this while, since that afternoon at Sommerfeld, when the fugitives altered his opinion: a now unattainable Loudon.
"TUESDAY, SAGAN TO NAUMBURG. Tuesday before daybreak Friedrich too is on the road: northwestward; in full march towards Naumburg on Bober, meaning to catch the Bridge from them there. March of the swiftest; he himself is ahead, as usual, with the Vanguard of Horse. About nightfall he marches for Sommerfeld, at his swiftest; arrives Wednesday early; finds alas!
Humanly pulled straight, not inhumanly flung down at random, here the essentials of it are, in very brief state: In the course of this Monday Friedrich ascertains that they are verily on the road; coming eastward, for Sommerfeld, 'thence for Crossen! he needs no ghost to tell him. Wherefore,
During the above intricate War-Dance of Five, the day while Friedrich was at Sommerfeld, the day before he came in sight of Haddick's meal-wagons going the wrong road, there went on, at Minden, on the Weser, three hundred miles away, a beautiful feat of War, in the highest degree salutary to Duke Ferdinand and Britannic Majesty's Ministry; feat which requires a word from us here.
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