The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-01

fCiD we'll SHALL LOOK out fOr MN,
replled the czar, and dismissed his
daughter without another word.
The grand duchess almost paralyzed
with fear and excitement reeled out of
the room
As soon as the czar was alone he began
to pace the room in the most violent agi-
tation. The tremulous motion Of his lips
and the trightful pallor which mantled
his noole features gave evidence of the
tempest raging in his breast terrible
struggle took place in the heart of the
proudest monarch of modern times, be
tween his pride and his paternal love
"Pshaw ~ he calculated at last; ''the
whole affair is nothing but a ridiculous
whlm OF Maria's. | am foolish, indeed
to attach so much Importance to it, and
} to allow myself to be alarmed. She will
soon get over her childish fancy. She
: must forget it. | will compel her to for
get it ~
But the very moment he had come to
this peremptorv conclusion of crushing
the tender flower of love in the heart of
his daughter the fearful tace of the Young
girl fitted before his Imagination, and ap-
peaed to his heart, which throbbed warm
ly for her
On the day following. the eagle eye of
the car looked with strange restlessness
at the brilliant spectacle of the military
review which was passing before him
with all the splendor and regularity of a
grand opera performance. Hurriedlv the
czar glanced from one regiment to the
other. as if searching for one single OBJ
Ject OF greater Importance to him than all
the world. Not one OF the princes and
generals surrounding him dared to in
terrupt or address him, for there was a
trown on the brow of Nicholas which
seemed to be portentious of a terrible
storm. With some disappointment the
car suddenly turned round to Prince
Galitzin, one Of his aids. As if to make an
| inquiry but at the moment he closed his
lips, which he had already opened, his
eyes remained fixed upon a young officer
IN his own suite whom one of :he group
Of officers in the rear of the emperor had
until then concealed from his view The
young officer was the very idea of manly
beauty and grace, and the splendid uni
| form OF Bayarian colonel of cavalry
seemed TO be the most appropriate to set
OF his personal charms to the greatest ad-
vantage. There was thoughtful and
KIND expression in his face which imme-
| dlalely prep0sSessed the beholder in his
! favor, while the classic mold of his
featutes had been equally admired in has
father and his Grandmother, both of whom
had played conspicuous part, in the history
+.oat,'l ,ouis nan "fo lau a.
| tho Inr..x, 'It''io'i "p." "l
an1 w., AZ ''i ~, ie'."oi III MS 'at
ad ,o,,t, a+La, .L,'. Nv
of a,1nhtart O '.t ''i'n 'nT youns DuAe
b.,r-;s MI ti-ee' = IN - " ''oau
Insonh6,ra T,,e,7,'.l, y. t.ro es9
A. t.i -, ~ VIZ
1if i 's'0i' ''o'l ol SUI PRISE ana re-
l-Ii,,'t 1llo ,,p' ~ 'he oAaf' IN ,he
! ta,- i;a; N. -. = ~ A'u Ooni elleii"eu
| al,o',,,iii1t, ""u'u " - 80 Such au
at tbn F,,,'n t;i ~ w tno Wy oul'
d'snN,,t L''iio' 'ne 1itousut ol the hiSh
fna.;e ve,'' VI 'ii1 o'lec' Vi ms uaugmter al
! ~ il,,}',"., o''9,'o4 nun " iillle' me Duhe
| E,,,-,1 ~, h;7 III ~ 9oi Y, Iihce
- H. ''', p7 "i''i .he uadSHtel
| of ~ - uo' we son
| - ~ H9 va al 'cas'' tne SIahusoh
81 80 ~ ms iiloti:ei' ana tiie grandson
SnD,ath;n' H ~ Va
crown Rr+ ., In .t IT, ,S, t,,F I. :
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st p.,tar.I,l,r(, I uGN7 ~. a" - noiil nom
,n,nna,. ~ I,f,., I,; p. - , ~ -. u
| thot II would ha 5attar ta, ivy. ." ',''.iN
tnrn He ,nrnad ~ a,,., ot ~, ~
or1arad A.. D,,1-...,f ,,t,t..h,
naar batnrn MI, r
In t,yn n,;nrta. H., ,,,l-., /; H.
nrasanca Of tho o1a, D., ~ wv
| moment whom Nicbnlo. With - stow, H.,
almost contamntnons r,oo +r.noJ ta,,,i '',.
him in order tn t.I1 lii, ~ 1aara ,l,o aa,,;
tai ana nn,,ira ,,;+b;r +,,.q,,,, r(,n
ne cast ] sida. .gIanca a. Ill ;,,,,a,;,I ~,
riagas il, rb;ob bo+h ~, -.
Grand duchass Mari. ,vara ,y;,nrcsino, +ba
review And tbn s;,b+ ,rl;nh tbnrss '.i'
s4nted itself to his ay-es rastr.inaa ~
words which ba va. ahnnt - nttar. ~.
with a faint rrv IF farro, m. Ta',nGr ,rr.,,l
dncLess f.lI IaoI- -, 80 > - ~
Seat she had foIlowed Win bpr pru arol rol
| every notiop of ba, f.tbar ord ,,,ha 81
saw him send for the Dnkn of 7 an.bta,,
bpro and the mnmant which a.,
eide her bannin.,s ~ ,,;sar,, tI,n,,,>.ka'1.
life wa. at hand ha, o.rand bo,o,I77at;e,. .:s's
had overcome her firmnasS
Without SAVING word to tbo d,i-o h,,+
only castino ON him manac;no lrla,,oa
the emnaror tnrnad Nj. borsa IT., Ii -,,,Iia.-
ed of toward tho carr;age '''''NP
For six weeks the c7ar o,,n,oroa u,
I a. n 40 nd di,nh
from her infatuation for the vonng car
man duke. Persuasion. kindness styaritr
threats intr;gnes-avartth; nro,,od
and futile, Al the close Of tbe tirst waet e.Ll
the grand duchess seemed comnosed and
ouief. AT tbe close Of tbn second sbo or;nd
and went in secret. at tba olosa af ~ ~
third she went onenlv. at tho cIoSa af ~
fourth She look the beroical resolution ~ ~
sacrifice her love and nerhans bar l;fa - -
the crueltv Of her father. at tba .Iosn r., of af
the fffb She was sn IN thar ha,. ,h,,o;a ~
grew al,rmed Of tho sta,a ~ h pnS aI.a oaII'i
at tbe close nf the s;xtb sbe n,;l,ht 49, Ll,a
died but for the assurance Of ,ha en,nara. mrrs
that she sbonld marry tba Drta of XIX aulb'
tenbero w - 80 = ''9'N' Il
While his ladv-lova was ha;rr ,o,
to such terrible trials the Dnta Of ouoh f9J'
to,,k'>s1x i,Ii =, 80 'io y, heuCn-
some reason nntnown WV 70 b;m ' Is Inai haI lol
the Grace of the emnaror He To IA li;la ioot not
dare TO make INV innnirias ,vb;oh ~ ,;rbt nb.