Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 198
sight of his carriage—unaccompaniedby soldiers or guards and with nothing to dis-tinguish it from hundreds of others save theblue livery of coachman and footman —causes nostir or commotion of any sort. While othermonarchs of Europe find it necessary —for fearof bombs or bullets —to dash in swift… … PRINCE LUITPOLD, WITH HIS MOTHER AND LITTLE SISTER. form as field-marshal of the Bavarian army.Then and then only the people know it pleaseshim to hear them cheer. Prince Ludwig, the heir apparent, who (becauseof his white beard and spectacles) looks fully aselderly as his sturdy old father,…
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