Continental Monthly, Vol. 5, Issue 2, February, 1864 by Various
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royal without the most bitter regret. I have not yet seen her husband;
some say that he is ill, and cannot long survive his wife, but others speak of him as quite well: I know not whom to believe. I sometimes see their daughter, the Princess Mary, whom I love with all my heart, but whom I can only visit once during the week. She is charming, and already gives promise of a noble character. The princess royal, during her dying moments, left her under the protection of Elizabeth, the king's daughter and the prince royal's sister. Elizabeth is warmly interested in the young princess, and sincerely attached to her brother; she is a highly meritorious personage. May I beg you, madame, to continue toward me your previous sentiments of kindness, and to accept the expression of my unbounded esteem. L. MOSZYNSKA. The prince royal, Charles, survived his wife several months, and their daughter, still very young, was confided to the guardianship of Prince Charles's sister. When she reached a marriageable age, she wedded Prince Carignan, of Savoy, and their descendants are now allied to the reigning family of Sardinia. PETROLEUM. Lucian of Samosata is responsible for the strange story of Minerva--how |
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