Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-10
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1859.
The EN- peror and his DnuWhser.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1850.
The Emperor and his Dnuwhser.
A few years since, there was in the city of
st. Petersburgh, young girl, SO beautiful and
so lovely, that the greatest prince of Europe,
had he met her, even in peasant hut, might
well have turned his back upon princesses, to
offer her his hand and his crown.
But far from having seen the light of pea
SAINTS hut, she was born in the shadow of the
proudest throne on earth. 1t was Marie Nj.
colnwna, the adored daughter of the Emperor
of Russia.
As her father saw her blooming like the
MayAower, and sought for by all the heirs of
loyalty, he cast his eyes upon her, and with
the smile of a father and king, said to her:
"My child, you are now of an age to marry,
and have CHOSEN for you prince, who will
make you queen, and the man who will rem
der you happy"
"The man who will render me happy"
stammered the blushing princess, with sigh,
which was the only objection to which her
heart gave utterance, "Speak, father" said
she, as she saw frown gathering upon tho
brow of the Gar, "Speak, and your Majesty
shall be obeyed.
.sObeyed p exclaimed the Emperor, trem-
bling for the first time in his life, cit is then
only as an bCL Oh ODeuienCey that you WILL re-
ceive husband from my hands!'
The young girl was silent, and concealed
tear.
Ills your faith already phghtedi"
The young girl was still silent.
"Explan yourself, Marie; l command YOU"
AT this word, which sways sixty millions of
human beings, the princess fell at the feet Of
the Car.
''Yes, father, must tell you my heart is no
longer my own; it is bestowed upon young
man who knows it not, and who shall never
know, if such be your wish. He has seen me
but two or three times at distance, and we
will never speak to each other, if your Majes-
ty forbids it p
The Emperor was silent in his turn. He
grew pale Three times he made the circuit
of the saloon. He burst not ask the name of
the young man.
He VIII would have brayed, for q caprice,
the monarchs of the world at the head oftheir
armies-he, with his omnipotence, feared this
unknown youth, who disputed with him the
possession Of his dearest treasure.
"Isita kingi' he demanded at last.
"No, father
''The heir of king, at leasts''
"No, father"
ga Grand Dukef'
''No, father"
ga son of reigning family"
"No, father"
At each step in the descending scale, the
Gar stopped to recover.
"a strangeri"
ayes, father
The Emperor fell back into an arm chair,
and hid his face in his hands, like Agamem-
non at the sacrifice of Iphigena.
"Is he in Russias" he resumed, with an
effort.
" Yes, father"
"At st. Petersburgh -
"Yes, father
And the voice of the young girl grew faint,
"Where shall see him !" asked the Gar,
rising with threatning aspect.
"To-morrow at the review
SHOW shall 1 recognize him }" repeated
the Gear with stamp of his foot.
"By his green plume and black steed.'
"'Iis well. Go, my daughter, and pray
God to have pity on that man."
The Princess withdrew in fainting condi-
ton, and then the proud Emperor was soon
lost in thought.
ga childish caprice" he said at length.
~ am foolish to be disturbed at it. She will
forget it. She will forget it - and his lips
dared not utter what his heart added. at
must be, for all my power would be weaker
than her tears
On the folIo,v;no dav st tho rov;o,v the
Czar whose EAGLE eve embraced Al, AZ a GLANCE.
SOUGHT and saw in lie bat,si,ons nonsSt eIse
+ho9 . r,raor 1--we and hIaol, ohar1sr NJ
raoo,,,;sad ~ b;n, WIN, ,,ro ~, n,, o,,i
~ othar sin,rlo ToIo,,ol ~ tha PaS.r;s,,
T;obt Horse Msx;m;Il;en. Jose Nh. Fnsana-
Auguste- Beauharnois, the youngest child of
time Emnrsss Fl Fr.n 60 .md IF Anensta
Amal;a dangb+er If Mo~sy,;Il;sn Josen6 IF
Ravar;a an 9dmirahle and cbarTn;ng caval;er
in truth hut as far ;nfar;ov r., Msr;e Ncolon,v-
No as s;,,erlo soId;er =, ~, E,,,raror
Il i noss;bIe ;. sa;d ~. C-sr - h;r,s.If
90 be cont for tho CoIonal With the das;or, ,e
d;sm;ss;nv him 70 Wnn;cb >'ee'
Rut ot That Tnomsnt yvhs,, h. MO. aho,,. 20,
crush him With wo,5 he storned - az
s;ght Of b;s danobter fa;nt;ng ~ ber osIacho
:. There Il NO Longer . do,5t ;, tbon1ht re
Car. {. ,tis ;rdeed he !" '--o
And TURNING b;s hack u,,or tho .+,,nasa5
STRANGER he ref,rned with M.r;a 70 tba In,
-,ar;as paloce
For s;T weeks. all that nrudence .emnersd
Mil, lovo ond sayor;4 ,,,oi,ld ;ns-;ra -,,as ~
saved to destroy the IMAGE 81 ne Colonsl Z;
ths heart ~ tne princess A. the end ~ ~.
f fI weak she was yes;oned !. at The end 81
tto sooond ~ ,wa~. n -,,hl;c a. +hs on5 -
the Sftb she fall s;ct * the and ~ the s;xth
she was Jv;no
Meanw5ila the Colonel see;no b;rcsalf u,
a;sarace At tbs conrt Of his host 1;tbout h.
;n@ 70 confess to himself the c,nss, did not
wait for his dismissal to return to his regi-
mont He was IN tbe no;nt of SETTING ont for
Mnncb we ben Of Se clor