andlooks，overReinsberg，anditssteeplerisingamidfriendlyumbragewhichhidesthehouse—tops，towardstherisingsun。
Townwardthereisroomforaspaciousesplanade；andthenforthestables，outbuildings，wellmasked；whichstillfarthershutofftheTown。Tothisday，ReinsbergstandswiththeairofasolidrespectableEdifice；stillmassive，rain—tight，thoughlongsincedesertedbythePrinceships，——byFriedrichnearlysixscoreyearsago，andnearlythreescorebyPrinceHenri，BrotherofFriedrich’s，whoafterwardshadit。LastaccountsIgotwere，oftalktherehadrisenofplantinganextensiveNORMAL—SCHOOLthere；
whichpromisingplanhadbeenlaidasideagainforthetime。
TheoldSchloss，residenceoftheBredowsandotherfeudalpeopleforalongwhile，hadgoodsolidmasonryinit，andarounditorchards，potherbgardens；whichFriedrichWilhelm’sArchitectstookgoodcaretoextendandimprove，nottothrowaway:
theresultoftheirartiswhatwesee，abeautifulCountry—House，whatmightbecalledaCountry—Palacewithallitsadjuncts；——andatarateofexpensewhichwouldfillEnglishreaders，ofthistime，withamazement。MuchisadmirabletousaswestudyReinsberg，whatithadbeen，whatitbecame，andhowitwasmade；