Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12
ROMANTIC LIFE STORY.
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,ycra INSTANTLY abandoned The Prince
had NJ first formed rather preference
for Daswar. who later became Tsarlna Of
Russia Il vas with the object OF seeing
her that he went 70 Denmark Al the &C.
cossiou u Christian 10 the Danish throne.
The carriage and stately BRITISH air oi
Alexandra, together with her bright. VI
vacious manner. however. corrpletelv cap
tiNated him and tn" courtship Of the pair
beccmc spontaneous.
Queen i.ouise of Denmark Was inStru-
mental ~ Fastening the marriage. which
was exactly her liking, and on March
10, 500 the Archbishop of Canterbury
married the royal couple for % year
The Princess and her husba nd stood in tn"
:hadOW OF the British throne. I'M
mediately Alexandra became The Princess
Of Wales The artstocracy Of England sur
rendered to her without murinur. she
ruled the ladies set among European
royal societN rs @Nectually as her hus-
band, as Prince Of Wales. ruled the
men set she was a frequent vlsi-
tor to the country Of her birth. and she
never lost Ter hold upou the hearts Of the
Danish people. denmark became her
playground, England her place OF state
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ing sadness such as one Is no, apt to for
get. Undoubtedly she envies the plain
people their personal liberty and though
she Is happieSt when momentarily rs
Taugcd from IN. conventionalities OF
court life. she does not oetray her score,
satisfaction wher. strollnR along tho
streets ~ her native city
No ono could nossibly express less
c"nceit in maru, and less self-asser-
tlveness in attitude As housekeeDer
she could serve as model for young
married people There Is nothing In the
line of houseclcaring. cooking sewing
mendns. laundering etc. that she wa,
not personally trained In before her mar.
Rage BY Queen Louise who insisted tina
II woman even OF royal parentase. should
know all about Housekeeping nrst what
ever she might choose TO take I'D later d"
shortly after the marriage of the Prince
and Princess Parliament, voted 60 oot
a year for the Prince. and 81. 600 a yea,
for the bride out Of the Princes income
there saved ~ !, ,