The Great Streets of the World
The Great Streets of the World
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The father of our Emperor, the deeply lamented, unfortunate Frederick III., lived, when he was Crown Prince, in the finely sit- uated palace, of somewhat questionable architecture, which we find upon the left, opposite the Hall of Fame, when we come from the Castle across the bridge, iind approach the Linden proper. Every- body calls it the Crown Prince's Palace, and here, as " CroA^n Prince Fritz," the ill-fated man spent the sunniest and happiest days of his life. As Emperor, devoted to a cer...tain death, he en- tered it but a very few times, amid the indescribably touching accla- mations of his beloved Berliners, who, upon tidings that the suffer- ing Emperor had left his sick-room at Charlottenburg, and wished to see once more his old residence, the Linden, and the Berliners, streamed together from every quarter of the city into Unter den Linden with lightning-like rapidity, in masses so dense that life was endangered, and in delirious outcries gave heart-rending expres- sion to their veneration and love for the noble sovereign.
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The father of our Emperor, the deeply lamented, unfortunate Frederick III., lived, when he was Crown Prince, in the finely sit- uated palace, of somewhat questionable architecture, which we find upon the left, opposite the Hall of Fame, when we come from the Castle across the bridge, iind approach the Linden proper. Every- body calls it the Crown Prince's Palace, and here, as " CroA^n Prince Fritz," the ill-fated man spent the sunniest and happiest days of his life. As Emperor, devoted to a cer...tain death, he en- tered it but a very few times, amid the indescribably touching accla- mations of his beloved Berliners, who, upon tidings that the suffer- ing Emperor had left his sick-room at Charlottenburg, and wished to see once more his old residence, the Linden, and the Berliners, streamed together from every quarter of the city into Unter den Linden with lightning-like rapidity, in masses so dense that life was endangered, and in delirious outcries gave heart-rending expres- sion to their veneration and love for the noble sovereign.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Harding Davis, Andrew Lang, Francisque Sarcey, William Wetmore Story, Henry James, Paul Lindau, Isabel Florence Hapgood to read onlineMoreLess
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