The Novels And Novelists of the Eighteenth Century in Illustration of the Mann
The Novels And Novelists of the Eighteenth Century in Illustration of the Mann
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He pretended ill ness, and sending for his nephew told him that he had made his will and named him as his heir. His ambi tion, he said, was to marry him to the Duchess if the Duke should die in the campaign, and he advised him to do all in his power to ingratiate himself with her ; and as he had observed that she had often cast upon him eyes of affection, Lotharius willingly entered into the scheme, and began to pay assiduous court to his princely mistress, who received him graciously. At last ...his uncle told him that he must take steps to assure himself of her sincerity, and suggested that he should get that night into her chamber, and hide himself under the bed, and " an hour after midnight, when the bedchamber lady is retired to her own bed in the little room adjoining, who happens to be the Countess of Brian con, of whom thou needest not stand so much in fear, thou mayest come softly out and satisfy her of thy fidelity and discretion. " The poor youth fell into the trap and hid himself under the bed, but after the Duchess had got into it, in rushed the Count with his sword drawn, and followed by three great officers of the Court, crying out, " Traitor, 202 NOVELS AND NOVELISTS.
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He pretended ill ness, and sending for his nephew told him that he had made his will and named him as his heir. His ambi tion, he said, was to marry him to the Duchess if the Duke should die in the campaign, and he advised him to do all in his power to ingratiate himself with her ; and as he had observed that she had often cast upon him eyes of affection, Lotharius willingly entered into the scheme, and began to pay assiduous court to his princely mistress, who received him graciously. At last ...his uncle told him that he must take steps to assure himself of her sincerity, and suggested that he should get that night into her chamber, and hide himself under the bed, and " an hour after midnight, when the bedchamber lady is retired to her own bed in the little room adjoining, who happens to be the Countess of Brian con, of whom thou needest not stand so much in fear, thou mayest come softly out and satisfy her of thy fidelity and discretion. " The poor youth fell into the trap and hid himself under the bed, but after the Duchess had got into it, in rushed the Count with his sword drawn, and followed by three great officers of the Court, crying out, " Traitor, 202 NOVELS AND NOVELISTS.
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