Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-03-28
Ll Enperor's Daughter.
py1IEUTENANT MURRAY.

,,,riru love is always the stillest.
=. shaded spring flowers it avoids
SIMS RAYS, and yet it absorbs the
NIB heart where it exists, and mag
lies everything
ronsty is not its rule more than
.,.on and certaiI4 it is that there are
nore unreasonable beings in exist
:. than lovers. Though the most
u and absorbing of facts, still love
harm in an atmosphere of romance,
!, as the German poet says, Para
No il always where love dwells."
h nlace or in cottage it is all the
vns nor does it vary in it's uniform
utrre often hoping and believing
,,sre reason would despair. This SEN
+npu bore all of these characteristics
tbe heart of Marie NicoloeWna, the
nutjful daughter of the Emperor of
1.-The Russias.
She was adored by her proud father,
nd was the star of his splendid court.
Ns nineteen years of age, she was al
say pronounced the handsomest and
lpgether most lovely princess in Eu-
Il Ng Born at the foot of one of the
yN powerful thrones in the world,
I'D possessing such extraordinary at
aeiOnS, it was not a matter of sur
rise that hundred mobiles sought to
i'm even a glance of approval from
bose beautiful eyes.
twas source of proud satisfaction
lae Emperor to see her sought by so
|aly heirs of other sovereigns, for
iagh she was the very light of his
U.S. and he could hardly entertain
thought Of ever parting from her,
fl he knew that it was inevitable,
% that he must accept it as such,
ny seeking SO to direct the fate of
RPOved child as to insure her hap
a@ and sustain his own dignity at
aane time. So, calling the Prin-
sAarie to his side one day, he kiss
atF brow fOndly, and said:
Ny child, you are approaching the
ed which the members of our house
wont to join themselves in the
aS Of wedlock."
MHe blushed, but said nothing.
have selected the prince who is
make You happy" continued the IA
10 make me happy?" she echoed,
WIN a sigh SO magnificent as to
~ reveal secret.
Naat am | to infer from this?" he
aA1 With the first frown his brow
AeVer worn to her.
Neak my father" she replied, see
gus emotion, speak, and you shall
s&eyed"
Vs'ed. said the Emperor, lis it
rom duty, Marie, that you re-
]ss husband from my hands?"
Vas answered in silence by a
@aile Is your faith pledged to an
@I only tears replied.
%. alS"er me, Marie"
W. my father, yes"
feared So"
~. ny neart is no longer my own"
Who is he?"
Ns,4 Ii! father, it is given to one
H., AuOWS 1t not, and who shall never
Ill.,, y !" you command me to marry
T Sr, she replied.
~ nleIe nave you met him?"
h. lew times, and then at a dis
h. We nave never spoken to each
stpossibIeqY
stssk :, 'iot was aroused. He dared
aa ~, ue name of this unknown who
Ia AZ. MS daughters heart from
|ss,io n'ef pacing the apartment in
4,s 49, 'ol a moment, he turned to
!. = De king"
No. my father
a Stand duke?"
40, ny father"
W "uSSlan nobleman?"
~ my father"
= 1io'eigner?'
/ n t,,s Emperor sat down and covered
sess VIII, with his hands. He could not
atbs M IN words his DISAPPOINTMENT.
QdhaO., loved his daughter with ex-
n h affection he would not
3 law sn thus annoyed. His sword
sqe br. ~ SeYenty-five millions of
When ~ =, what was all of his author
sqgh be Heart asserted its power
e6a5 Wv. was the Emperor of Russia,
this was sovereign of his heart.
"a pan man in Russia?" he asked,
r., ny father"
Y setn,' can | see him." he contin-
% pba, 'I !; afraid to ask the name,
Al tOsn he had heard. 40 a"e'
Bow ~, NOR review"
B bis snail recognize him,"
sger'' Green plume and black
saly. Co. o., my daughter" he replied
leey on 10 Nc, and pray to God to have
'Ouns' it is but a youthful