Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-10-16

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\ Nhersin IN \ - surprise thl
empress Win hsig hlsnsd color md mr.
kous trembling III Thu voice, acoostes
An, demanding abrupt, what NE knsv
" Df isers sisters aadarlcs,s astaehlleil 4
n The princess III coprss denied sall know
J ledge. III suspicious q M iact imputed
\ md endsAsered - reasaurs AZ empress,
u by dsclaring ne n.ast, ~ nistahss |; bal
when Nm rss Dismissed and quesiionst
n Natalie iii private she fund TINT soctt
nsns by ~ mems The case. n vain did
N she III rue with sl,Er tlIat il was impossi-
Nh hsl thr Grand Dai shank lore her;
1 IN vain Represented - hef that lie only
assu.nrd TIL appearance d Affection y
u amIse hi,nseM VI Her expense and
urged iipan her IN every consideration
of pride, " self re~ppect, and VI woman
i N feeling to.silhcnd herself from 10 dan
gerous, b, lGatai 1 deIussiit,,nil II allthis
Natalie only made reply ~ coufsssi1ag
INV most entire faith ii t,lsr ioser's pro
ltestatiohs Ailsra prbIongsd and pain
iul disc uasion. the pfincesa sought her
Husbands advice upon me ,nattsr HI
took il npl,nos, ssriously.an threw him
sslf upon bin sistsr iii 4 II Il. compression,
lin.nioring her, for al their sakes. q
ca'phat md control her unfortunate
Ilpassipn, adding
III once il reach the ears .of his
slnaj esty, We are alL ruined Il ~
II Newt dry The princess sought IA in
ltersiew viii. her antsiirsty, which was im-
Indefinitely granted; md throwing herself
Int The feet of the empress, shsvnrlored
Iher % pardon what she calledher guilty.
! negligence. II 10. having foreseen such
\ possibility, md warned her sister
against yielding to il, declaring her own
land her husband i perfect innocence ii
ether respects Command us, mad
nm, and how gladly and implicitly shall
jyios VAN 81 sobeyed! 1 win wafch over ny.
unfortunate sister night ana day never never
s..all they meet asaiin never shall any
m W, ye pass Bel ween s,nly III
MUM 1l so, Y, M ~ y u bas runs
p;rsd ] ssets, laa, si,s p W
are I'LL lonss III, 81 N NJ
hi The Empress modified ~ her candor'
md subwission, promised 70 think over
Il md see hen gain.
Three days From, that time, the two
sisters we're on their way - Italy, as
lhe rslmor ran, % cultivate ID The. utmost.
he g,'ss,l musical talent AZ the younger
Indy which hid ~ reconIn ended her ~
her inperisi misstrsss' fayar. In itself.
sih;sf~ould have excited IN surprise but
iie dox1asi look, ii l,ealtll and evident
depression of spirits under which The
grand duke Iabored, give rise 10 many
whispered hints, th I, Il t II form and
sl,ape gradually and which did nat ~
cape The eagle obsrrY aiion Nc the car ]:
i n - N ith more authority ef
.,..an,,er dian II hia frs, disgc,lssion with
his s,n tlpat he commended him % pre-
pare It'll ! tonr into Germany, fer the
purpose &c &. selecting bis luture
t;nlsof,I
Three yeasss .passed AWAY and the
Sheft md brilliant reign nc Natalie Po-l
l%Dsky Ind been almast i;,rge.tten n the
fri,sfsps DC Inter and more fortunate
bss,,ifiss; ihe Grand Duke Alexander
t..4 recovered hin usual health and
spirits, md even ihe liksiihepd of his
nAp,ialH with the Princess
Nary ~ I,arnsisd, besa,l'se NJ current 4.
". repprtsd n, The me aasime. Natalie
h.dS gradnalls fadrd away like 4 flower
lra1<ptartrd N soins congenial soil, \
andsNi,h sti1cs hr III III is.e iiioanday sun
[,s,s.iue dsl,.st sfnShslterrd upon i,s head |
siie IND aitarsd day ~ Iay xas'irg md II
l,e,ling AWAY M y palss delicate spirit |
Iess girl trinedicnli meni pronounced II
I'M Illness II ~ Y decline; there seem u
"a not % much of actual disease, Al
atter ipro.tratipn of strsngth, and mi
whslmning. lassitade and langbor
ircm which nothing could arouse her;;t||
ma they sugg sisted TINT !. III \ Inst re-
Il,,,fee, rsyisiting hsr native land might II
u Bsnle ci,al, II iin1leed |, seemed All