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Title: McClure's magazine
Year: 1893 (1890s)
Authors: McClure, S. S. (Samuel Sidney), 1857-1949
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Publisher: New York : S.S. McClure
Contributing Library: Lincoln Financial Foundation Collection
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next manner, declared my love and received thestage, for I remember going to bed ex- assurance of its return. By means of thistremely early, that I came to the model of exercise my resolution daily grew stronger,a good old-fashioned English inn, and was until at last I had piled together such aattended on by the picture of a pretty mass of obstinacy as it would have takenchambermaid. We had a good many a cataclysm of nature to subvert,pleasant passages as she waited table or Yes, said I to the chambermaid,warmed my bed for me with a curious here is news of my lady-love indeed,brass warming-pan, fully larger than her- and very good news too.self; and as she was no less pert than she All that day, in the teeth of a keen win-was pretty, she may be said to have given ter wind, I hugged myself in my plaid, andrather better than she took. I cannot tell it was as though her arms were flungwhy (unless it were for the sake of her around me. (7b be continued.) LIFE PORTRAITS OF QUEEN VICTORIA.
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THE DUCHESS OF KENT, MOTHER OF THE HRINCESS VICTORIA, AND THE PRINCESS AT THE AGE OF TWO YEARS (1821). From a painting by Sir William Beechy, R. A., now in the Royal Collection at Windsor ; reproduced by arrangementwith Messrs. Eyre and Spottiswoode, Her Majestys Printers, from Sixty Wars a Queen. Victoria was horn May 24,1819, at Kensington Palace, England. Her father, Edward, Duke of Kent, fourth son of George 111., died the next year ;and a special responsibility thus devolved upon the mother, which she is said to have met with remarkable punctualityand prudence. The Duchess of Kent was the daughter of Francis, Duke of Saxe-Coburg, and the sister k>( Leopold, Kingof the Belgians. The Duke of Kent was her second husband, the first being the Prince of Leiningen, who died in 1814.After a time, with the Duchess of Kent was associated the Duchess of Northumberland in the education of the princess. 686 LIFE PORTRAITS OF QUEEN VICTORIA.

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