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THE EMPEROR or RUSSIA.—The Heritier, the
Grand Duke Michael, the Duke de Leuchtehberg, were
all seen passing in turn—each.led about by a whispering
mask—" Mais ou est done l'Empereur ?" n'y est pas
encore," was the answer ' but scarce was this uttered when
a towering plume moved, the crowd fell back, and enframed
in a vacant space stood a figure to which there is no second
in Russia, if in the world itself—a figure of the grandest
beauty, expression; dimension, and carriage, uniting all the
majesties and graces of all the Heathen
.gods—the little god
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cal proportions. Had this nobility of person belonged to a
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the admiration could not have been less, nor ,scarcely
the feelings of moral awe. It was not the monarch who
was so magnificent a man, but the man who was truly hn-
perial. The person .of the Emperor is that of a colossal
man, in the full prime of life and health, 42 years of age,
about 6 feet 2 inches high, and well filled ont, without any
approach to corpulency—the head magnificently carried, a
splendid breadth of shoulder and chest, great length ar.l sym-
metry of limb, with finely formed hands and feet. His face is
strictly Grecian—forehead and nose in one grand line ; the eyes
finely lined, large, open, and blue, with a 'calmness, a cpldnesS,
a freezing dignity,whichcan equally quell an insurrectioli,daunt
an assassin, or paralyse a petitioner; the. mouth regular, teeth
fine, chin prominent, with dark moustache and small whiskers
but not a sympathy on his face ! His mouth sometimes smiled,
his eyes never. There was in his look which no monarch's
subject could meet. His eye seeks every one's gaze, but none
s can confront his.—Letters from the Baltte.