James Francis Edward the Old Chevalier
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Clementina's claim, which had been mooted two years previously, had been in abeyance so long as a niece of Austria or France, a daughter of Muscovy, or a sister-in- law of Sweden could be hoped for ; but after Captain Charles Wogan, sent on a tour of inspection of various princesses of Europe, had pronounced the Princess of Baden a dwarf, the Princess of Ftirstenberg afflicted "with some redness about her nose, " and the Princess of Saxony 255 JAMES FRANCIS EDAVARD 1718. Too old, he had arrived... at Ohlau, the court of Prince John Sobiesky, on the 6th March, after a dreadful journey from Prague. —" I have been overturned in sledges, swomm in chaizes, and slidd down precipices. " He sends a very favourable description of Princess Clementina, "the darling of the family ... In point of sense, discretion, and evenness of temper, and a very becoming modesty. She is about fifteen [she was sixteen] years of age, low of stature, with light brown hair, very pretty black eyes, and genteel little features with a good shape .
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Clementina's claim, which had been mooted two years previously, had been in abeyance so long as a niece of Austria or France, a daughter of Muscovy, or a sister-in- law of Sweden could be hoped for ; but after Captain Charles Wogan, sent on a tour of inspection of various princesses of Europe, had pronounced the Princess of Baden a dwarf, the Princess of Ftirstenberg afflicted "with some redness about her nose, " and the Princess of Saxony 255 JAMES FRANCIS EDAVARD 1718. Too old, he had arrived... at Ohlau, the court of Prince John Sobiesky, on the 6th March, after a dreadful journey from Prague. —" I have been overturned in sledges, swomm in chaizes, and slidd down precipices. " He sends a very favourable description of Princess Clementina, "the darling of the family ... In point of sense, discretion, and evenness of temper, and a very becoming modesty. She is about fifteen [she was sixteen] years of age, low of stature, with light brown hair, very pretty black eyes, and genteel little features with a good shape .
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