The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-02-08

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There was tt difference in Milky when
fIedwig was around. When she was
not there he would do all sorts Of
things. like jumping on his horse while
1t WAS going. and riding backward In
the saddle, and 50 on. He had once
even tried jumping on his horse as It
ealloped past him, and missed, and
had been awfully ashamed about It.
But when Hedwie was there, there
was no skylarking. They rode around,
and the riding master put up jumps
and they took them. And finally He'd
Wig would get tired. and ask Milky
please 10 BE- amusing while she rested.
And he would not be amusing ut all.
The crown prince felt that she never
really saw Milky ut his best.
The riding school had been built FOR
officers Of the army. but was now used
By the our only. Here the king had
ridden as a lad with young Metthch.
his close friend even then. The favor
itc mare Of his later years. now old
and almost blind. still had a stall In
the adiacent royal stables. One OF the
kings last excursions abroad had been
to visit her.
overhead, up n great runway, were
the state cilnriots. gilt coaches % in
conceivable weight. travelling carriages
OF the post.chnisc periods, sieighs in
which four horses drove abreast, their
panels painted by the great artists 0s
the time; and one plain little vehicle.
very shabby, In which the royal chill
1ren Of long ago had He'd FROM u Kar-
MINT Invasion.
In n corner. black and gold and
forblddlng. was The imposing hearsc in
which the dead sovcreigns of the coun-
try We're taken tn their long sleep ia
| the vaults under tin. cathedral. Good
had. AMI Indifferent. one after tn
other. as their hour came. they hal
taken their last Journey III the Oh
catafalqne and had joined their for
bears. Many they had been: men OF
iron. mcn of blood. men Of flesh, men
Of water. Ana 10Y they lay In stone
| crypts. and OF all the line only two
rcmnined.
one AMI AL. the royal vehicles vera
Shr0u5ed in sheets. except on one dnl
OF each month ~hru the sheets were
removed and the public admitted. But
IN that morning the great hearse wa.
uncovered. atTi W men were working.
n at the upholstery. which he was
brushing. The other was carefully oil
( ing the wood OF the body. Save FOR
| Them, the wide and dUSty loft was
empty.
The a~rchduchcSs WAS having tea.
Her buuduir WaS y crowded little
The archduchess liked it be-
cause it was Wurm. Tho palace ROBINS
were mostly large and chilly. She had
Il fire there 90 the ~arniast days In
herself. She had thea wrapped in
pieces of paper 80 She would not soil
her hands.
This afternoon She WAS not alone.
I.ounging al II window vas the lady
whO VAS waiting at the time. tl,..
Countess T~.0schck.. JUS. now she WAS
getting rather Il wiggjng, but she was
remarkably calm.
THE last three. times" th. arch.
lnr,,esS said stjr,inp b,r t., ov,,
have hid u sore throat. In my opinion.
you SNAKE. tno many cigarsttes"
Thr Countess Lpschct wns thirty.
and very handsome, in IN inSnlrnt
way. She was supposed To- h. tn" best
dressed ,.,n,n ,t th. ..,r, or.1 -,
rule Annuncista with an iron hrod
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