New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27
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-proofs however which knowledge OF meuicisn11
alone could recognize-that he broke the a"ini
truth to the prince, who could scarcely We he
strained from starting at once 70 itay dS G
son. The doctor, however, advised dinere.', ~
for his medical mind gathered from the moso i to
cent accounts that nothing imminent was W ~
feared, and he knew that unless everytning o mdi
arranged most automatically, the prince wouin
have to contend against troubles and even uanseis
Mt court, in consequences of the princesss hign g.
lationships. Luckily was paying vlsls 70 Sns CIV
Petersburg at the time and the old DOCTOR knew
ali about me how had been brought up III .no
medical profession, but that, developing s,rons
taste for adventure, had been engaged IN ae'ec-
tvs cases. and that thus claimed an intiln s
personal acquaintance with the two most acd CITY
agents in this case-medicine and murder. INC
prince sent me to Italy with full powers, only I'M
pressing upon me the absolute necessity OF rr;ve5
the princess's reputation; and directly arrye ;a
/ warned Prince Michael OF his own danger, VI III, 49,,
fathers commands concerning the princess, snao
he wa, to eat drink and and SIC IN y was very
i'll when arrived, but soon inspired him WIN
confidence, and during the dreadful ]3urhISS sd a
Florence taught him to feign death W. w h% lie
rehearsal before arriving and FOUND tn., a LIN
most Russians his powers OF acting were nrS
class" l knew if | could only reach fiorenc o.d
should be safe as l was acquainted WIN Loru
Queensland and had warned him of my coming
but the journey was perlous as could not iei
whether the princess had discovered who ana whao
was; besides, feared the priest, and now n Gnd
he guessed of the truth: However, thank uoh
all went well. All would have been easy couit .
have taken the padrone into my confidence, ou o
the prince had solemnly bound me 70 scntp nv
word In England every one would nave neipeu
me, but with Russians and Italians Inert AZ
wheels within wheels. One OF my greatesc u',
ficulties was to keep the princess and the pIieso
ont OF the death chamber for feared the prince
betraying himself So I burnt concoction o.
tensibly for sanitary purposes wich 20 nae feel faint
las you did Lady Muriel, and as he DID, poor ooy'
at times but we had to risk that j.
But" interrupted l. after he ana ivan th es,
capped where did they go! lie tplu III, me-, Ala
should go to the English Embassy puO 'neS "''
not do So" 49, l., .ho
Forgive me, but they did, and were in the
house when your mother and you called. L Lo'r
Queensland knew they were coming; ana an no a
had NOT elansed after their flight before man
came and whistled God Save the Queen Dehea.n
the balcony 10 preconcerted sign) whereby K ae
the fugitives were safe under the BRUSH nas,
The Ambassador. knowing about the PRINCESS
birth. acted with great caution. q. a ,o,,, ohort
the princess" c.m. :. % COW
that after the princes disappearance my personal
dangers began for never lost sight OF her, I?I,L
soul till All well, Russian laws ana English
laws different. and grate1ul am W n"'0 ~
turned from ugly business
DIR. Granville now rose to depart and turning
kindly to me, he said Lady Muriel PLY ho
said 7 was not to rest till had seen you tiii
had reminded you that this is the anniversary OF
his fight and that all through lie the otn oep
tember will be a night sacred to the thought Oh
you" .o.
As the doctor said these words curious . s1r,
of feeling came over me- His voice souhueu
strange far off. and seemed to see the gloomy
bed chamber, the moonlit window the boy Ill aso-
nized snpplicaton at my feet-thc--
The doctor went on: ." He sends an ol1erlng Oh
humble gratitude his words were Put u INTO MI
own dear hands, but tell her to open IL al9he' va
her as She opens it my voice Will greet ier' anu
tell her oh tell her, must meet again \,
Without word took the parcel L Knew .i.e
doctor raised nv hand and kissed IT, ana t lav.
bowing TO nv mother he left the room; H., WIZ ~
slowly dreamily unstairs. hearing as qua SO tnc
front door open and shut and the prince hod
Ger mass out and awayl Sitting py my o, r,aot
nassiveIv recalled the words we ilusV H.
aoainn and eagerly tearing off the paper co.
inc NJ the parcel 7 discovered yeiven tasHe -;
mon which Muriella" was stamped IN IeI,e,s ~,
cold took the pretty gold key ana openeu ,rs
eosl,ot and beheld necklace Of eighteen pearis
10 nearl understood for each day. ana ond
20 T. was heart pierced through py ual ,ouJs
10 Law ~ A. the back of the arrow these "oruS
were engraved ar,-
U1a Settembre 81,
Gratitudine Fede Amore" .s
m. .oor+ onened and within it found-a sn .ra
Ine mS%d rone-and few withered loTeeV-ne
o.s shed a few tears, knew hoC WI" Tyo,nd dor,
noUS. ar,, and showed it to my mother'-lhohooA
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