The Princess Elopes by Harold MacGrath
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New York Grosset & Dunlap Publishers Copyright 1905 The Bobbs-Merrill Company TO MY WIFE THE PRINCESS ELOPES I It is rather difficult in these days for a man who takes such scant interest in foreign affairs--trust a whilom diplomat for that!--to follow the continual geographical disturbances of European surfaces. Thus, I can not distinctly recall the exact location of the Grand Duchy of Barscheit or of the neighboring principality of Doppelkinn. It meets my needs and purposes, however, to say that Berlin and Vienna were easily accessible, and that a three hours' journey would bring you under the shadow of the Carpathian Range, where, in my diplomatic days, |
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