The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-06
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again. = thought Philip s. III an 1ett 1get:
ting both nyselfaF and ny J; 5 substitute
irto sclrapa he win ind It hard +. to:
get Out d; and ind this y makes i the diff:
} ference betwte5eand1 IL ! q peasant saint 1; and q
prince; Che SIS is no: bettesrF bttsF 81 than II
the ~ defhe1.. God heayonGs !"itl What Stu.
p,id thing t6ess Court lords: are Is -do-
ing Which Vi 40 moi not al dream ia II *,V;h VIII
QUIZ lanterns 'ain and sta staf III il hand, or
when & The spadee4e2! wi va thihff fil fhesy, j,
lead. the lives of angels without i5 sin ii Or
'cafe: 80 Pretty T piieo;e piece u; of business
Within . quarter of an Hour I have
heard Of more, Iaseallyg tricks icki tban> i
ever playsd III my whole life. S And
-" = but biz q reyerie va, interrupted
by whisper. .::>t'
80 lonely, Prince! I consider
myself happy in having a minutes
conversation s. With your Royal High
ness - -
Philip looked at the speaker; and
he was q Miner covered with gold
and Jewels, ,=.' Il '....''' 80 .'.'.'
tBut one m instant" said the mask.
fi'The business is pressing, and deeply
concerns YOU 49,.
::>>"Who are You r inquired Philip.
: .Acount Bod. d.n'llo1sl,, he Minister 'ef
Finance, at Your Highneas's7 ser-
vioe,' ~ answered the Miner, and show 6v,'s
el lis face, which looked ,as,if it were
second yli. nask ~! ,xith Is.f.l il. .Alttle EYES
Pa a dcoppet=qolored nose; -. ~. " ). :,
s'''WN s"'Wsll llda ditahen, ~ 1ord, what g.; y. y
| r." o""Mays i SPEAK openly, :. I, waited
b. yoq1; !; Keyal. |. .HfQighqess thrice, .ad
k.a never admitted; 4,. g te te1l the honor Of
en aydienqe i ;.y and " yet-7Hea'Nep is
my, witneea--:7no man i4 all this court
he's z J, deeper s 4: interest !! il u, your: your Royal
! Highpesp thsan s. i: I have."'. .'..a /, -, !:
IT. Il em gsestly obliged 70 you" 70.
Pliea ls II! Phili4R; o"vh.t j. VOW bushes. y
just noxl y But p be quiek. li 81 Il, r. T..
| "May I venture ,to sPeeaaa! Of the
Hqqse I es4 of Khr+hh.ng le'h. gI q iy'sxs1o,;.
"a much - you iks.":o ~. q
! :They haNs ;apPied ITO me about
the fifty tboaaand dollars which.5ydu
i owe :them,tand threaten to apply Ii
tho king. land: you remember you'
promise to his Majesty when last hi
paid: your debta''i'.E >.,' >..,.: p: -:':'
o"Cant.the people waitr' asked
Philip. 81 ,.*> ,>.@.*fI.' .-...:.
z"No more than the. Brothers, gold
smiths, who demand thei, seventy
five thousand dollars." ,e9g.j r: :. ..,:.: J: II
"It Is all one to me. If the peo
pie won't wait for their money, !
/ must" .- .~~
.s'No hasty revolutionary gracious
| Lord! .Iihave it in, my power tt
make everything comfortable, f.
L
"f you will honor me by listening
to me one moment. Ithope to yhav'
4 po. difficulty in redeeming ~ you,
1 debts. Tie house Of Abraham Lev
has bonght,up immense q quantities, 9
I corr i sothat \ the priceis Yery:nuch 4! j. 2 raia
Cd. A aeerse .g.in.t!inpert.. il + !.a aq vi j
reise i three OF @ 6Hr PeE cent higher
Bggixias Abraham la y tev '.e naonop g p
BY, the husinese ie Mill pe arranged
The house era.s.aes Il. Z IXear debt ard pa0
off your seventy.fve thousand dollar
to the goldsmiths, and I give yo'
the receipt But everything depend
on my y con Isl lnltinuing ID for another yea q
), III tho hesad Of tic Finance. F. IL II Ba,
on u Griie'fensack G;i' ila succeedsz ii ii ejectin
me from ri,+tha tie ministry, ,hall be una -
J, Bic to serve W, your Royal Higbnlleass 4
I could wish. If your Highness vii
leave che party IF Griefensack, Oh
t1point il gaihedaa1 For me,, il ia mi
::1tsf If pirttsestt idtdaiiaasrssaiss II whether