Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Vol 58, No. 357, July 1845
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Vol 58, No. 357, July 1845
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The colour left her cheek when she perceived the uneasiness of her lover; but when he told her of the orders he had received, her head sank upon his breast, and her large blue eyes swam in tears. Recovering, however, from this momentary depression, she vowed to remain ever true to her country and her love. The Count echoed the vow, and a kiss sealed the compact. The following morning a ship sailed from Stockholm, bearing the new ambassador to Naples.
"Scarcely had Armfelt departed, when Duk...e Karl began to persecute Miss Rudenskj
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The colour left her cheek when she perceived the uneasiness of her lover; but when he told her of the orders he had received, her head sank upon his breast, and her large blue eyes swam in tears. Recovering, however, from this momentary depression, she vowed to remain ever true to her country and her love. The Count echoed the vow, and a kiss sealed the compact. The following morning a ship sailed from Stockholm, bearing the new ambassador to Naples.
"Scarcely had Armfelt departed, when Duk...e Karl began to persecute Miss Rudenskj
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