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very angry Lohlein had returned with
him, and stood watching Ih= eups-o-
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| room
| / szluted- awaiting orders in silence,
but so preoccup-d was his majesty
| that he did Tot notice ny p-sssIes
| but continued his 0utburst Of tCriOus
wrath only see what Won Eoens-
brooch has reported he cried !
am being made lsughinE-stocE-zn;
| you know il, LOhlein: II has tesl
said of Us that a WOMAN, q ~hIIo. 0:
a word will today raise any person
to high rank in our empire. That
black-guard, Harden, has actually
dared to write It in his journal Well
we shall see. That woInsn-she
shall
Suddenly he realized that I va:
| present, and hesitated- Next second
both his tone and his manner changed
"HeltzendorT-I-I- you to gt
| 10 tdhN q irtlE!
It will be ready In half an hour. Say
nothing to anyone concerning your de
parture, but report to me here at foul
O'Clock"
A Secret Mission to the Saxon Court
As commanded, reported, but tbs
kaiser was with the empress, who, II
one of her private apartments. wai
holding petit cercle, the Princes!
Louisa being present. Indeed, as en-
tered that semi-circular salon tbs
kaiser was standing astride before
Louisa's chair, laughing gayly witt
her. He could alter his moods just ai
he changed his three hundred odd uni
forms
There was something mysterious ir
the wind-of that I felt absolutely con
vinced. The atmosphere of that fadet
green upstairs room was always on
Of confidential conversations. intirnat,
conferences and secret plots-plots
as has since been proved-against tn,
peace Of the world
The emperor. noticing that had en-
tered the imperial presence, came for
ward, and followed him back Into th,
softly corridor. Then he tool
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