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that he should have recognized her Majesty

that be should have recognized her Majesty
iSs ySs sS ny nStsnrS
WHAT pf Do those as S odl"ns rebels allow my
picture to hang. there still
oh. yes. madaw; the pql"cC contains many
ne exiS could hardly belieeye bin and cT.
claimed SgSin ana agsn bin IN IN" kc PnI
allowed to remain tlIercf
Her ewes illled with tears whom tho General
eT erso ma b 1 to er potrs ard that he had
often heard her srokcn Of IN S.nn WITH i nSs.
cruel when on the throne. and was always uG-
willing to punish offenders or even enemies
For her private lie. detes,ablc us 1t has been.
tho blood in her veins and the education she
OF Christina could hardly hay. been different;
soon attc, the interview Gen; Si;Ks1 mad
day IN the. B9s dc Bqulogpe. while he was
Isube la. Their about sixteen bur boyish. May
ing with the others He said to tho lad! The
pcorl" at Madrid will 10y sending Tor YOU soon"
bucEpa h snss skntcs wa WIFE, psrhas ip may as ~
lie repeated he remark e Ms mothcr nnd
again. Isabella inquired what sicEics had
iear'i. lie was not @t lio%rty, to give her
eager .af Tor what ho hal iearnci was In cont.
dcn.c. it wa NOT long. however. before
Alonso vas recalled t" the throne. ,,ro,,.
She wn, convince that hor own chance Of re-
turning, was small: md t,may ho that she pre-
TINT hal beI!llIcn so many sovcietgns in her
time HH not EmS&FSs rb yh hn isaos S. or
even h SrC Own ' Successor. a i" Aosta. tie
wiiY Of AmaiG5. sho hsl Seen jeiEroncd.
stat s"ea .ns She 8 1cG MS hSweSS soon soon
alter Alfonso assembled the throne. and would
hys GeGm o GI to at nsr inT os G on
thoy feared lest She might huild uph PARTY OF
he: OWE. or obtain too great An influence with
mnin. It mus: havs been hard ~ % 1t, ven
away again. not avon allowed to witness the
had sat in her chiidh3ol: she who. until her
d"wnfA!l. could hardly have remembered tho
tim" when ~" va ~, L %"r ", ,r,. r,,o,,o1
bat Il" Displayed soon the w,r,t traits .; his
mother aud srandmother. BIS "scnradss re.
OF Isabella. An affair with tn. daughter of q
prominent rnrsonagc in Madrid was the talk
OF every Eurlnran court. ior no Per
Aion 1u Mni,t1 fs'i lad led lin nto dis.
ton was aroused. Isabella could not forgive
tho iniiscretiou Of the courtisrs.
SS s hS SSa"E sh tn rsnrn
once more for III" "'rem9ny. Tho marriage
was with her riere. .hifOnsos cousin. tla
daughte. OF tho Duko de Montpensicr and Of
that sister whose marria:e had occurred on
tie day. Of Isah"la's. Thus thu, ambition of
Louis Philiirpe was accomplish Years
after his own dcthronemen. and his death ia
exile his grnndchld mounted tho SrlniSh
throne, There must have been bitter th"nghts
in the breast ot Isabella ar the marriage Of
her son. King OF spain. while she WIS alive.
with the child OF licr sister. disp!ac.ng her
AMI wearing her crown.
Six months aft.rward. however. the young
Queen died. and tn" next year Alfonso married
nm Austrian nrclituchesS: but the vices that
he inherl'c,. and those that II. was addicted to
combined to carry hin oif He died when he
WIS -. leaving an unborn son to succeed him.
The Austrian mother was declared Regent Of
Spain. and today u foreigner rules in the
palure. whilo isabella. in exile in Paris. makes
friends with American parvcnues.
ADAM BADEAU.