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    MADAME SWETCHINE. 313

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    Tim Biography Of A Hussian Lady Of High ...

    that which I save out of the pillage only makes me regret in ore of keen the ly life that I which have led I lose inake , I s need rne almost leisur a stranger so much to ! that The inner turmoil self

    gentle which cannot affections fully to be said ture to and exist to , th un at less world it can of give intellect itself whi up ch to

    , , some Here times is another makes us sentiment forget th admirabl e one ou y t expressed side . " : " General belife

    nevolence has been the romance of the second part of my . When soula one ll oth no longer souls hopes are none to live too without many to interruption replace that in onl a y sing one .

    Nothing , is so common as to make quantity a substitute for quality . u In order to do something effectually , I need to be absorbed feel in

    fa my ti work without ; if I can le onl asure y de . vo It te is one yself of to the it b great y fits inconveniences and starts , I of the gue life which I lead p for a character like minethat I have to cut up

    ein my t day holes , leaving and will intervals not be of dislod idleness ged . . { La Sadness tristesse , nestles se loge in clems these ces

    brec " p / I ies y do , et not mils , prefer il n _' y others a plus to mo myself yen cle , la but fair it e is de others loger . ) whom thin alone I

    l never good ove ; to t houg me them ht provided is that placed anybod I do all not y my owed live personality me concentrated anything , and , in every ( you alw myself have ; felt g no I seem have idea that s

    in o of wed the order al l l atitude not life to I to be give others thoroug to t . hl This p rinci unhap idea ple , py ) may and I make oug I have ht to an believe odd ays and that ex I - my

    travagant character , but it is safe and sure , and would not disgust " 1 even expect ungrateful husband peop from le . clay to day . I long for him to come

    backand that my his wandering life may be at an end . For a long time , we have resembled j ¥ Ile . Soleil ct _JMCadanie la Lunewho are

    ne hardl ws y of ever the seen victories together reached . My Moscow husban on d sends St . Alexander me word 's _^ that day ; the on niht there

    that same illuminations day the cathedral and transp had arencies been consecrated and a prodi . At gious g crowd of

    midst peop were le of in those the streets ruins" . ¦ Think of the contrasts , of this fSte in the

    Bourbons The war to being the throne ended . , of and France the news havin of g the reached first restoration St . Petersb of urg the ] ., !

    a sion ll " la of _socieie Count " G preci olowine pitated where itself dwelt in congratulations , amidst love and on honor tlie man , an

    elderlFrench exilethe Princesse , _cle Tarente . " This lady owed her her dom sway intellect to y the based . authority on Her acute _, political of penetration her virtues princip , les but rather were intimatel than neither to y blended the profound ascendancy with in such wis of

    forgave majestic nor her traditions immobile , with contemp such lation patheti , of c the misfortunes past , and , that never all approached the world veneration and

    her path without y . " The feeling Princess their prepared hearts to elevated return by to France , and the sym Em- -

    Madame Swetchine. 313

    MADAME SWETCHINE . 313

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  • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), July 1, 1860, page 313, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01071860/page/25/