The Sun.
London, England, 1844-06-10 00:00:00

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THE EMPEROR, OF Rusin.-The lleritier, the
Grand Duke Michael, the Duke de Leuchtenberg, were
all seen passing in turn—each led about by a whispering
mask—" Mais on est done l'Empereur ?" "Il 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
of love alone perhaps excepted—on its ample and symmetri-
cal proportions. Had this nobility of person belonged to a
common Mouga instead of to the Autocrat of all the Russias,
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 im-
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 out, without any
approach to corpulency—the head magnificently carried, a
splendid breadth of shoulder and chest, great length and 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 coldness,
a freezing dignity,which can equally quell an in surrecti or ,daunt
an assassin, or paralyse a petitioner; the mouth regular, teeth
line, 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
64bject could meet. His eye seeks every one' gaze, but none
tan confront his,—Letters from the Baltic.