Penny Dreadfuls, 1890 · page 59 of 364
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HER ROYAL LOVER. 51 presence of mind, and such sang froid, that the royal audience was terminated without King Charles Ferdinand XVIII having been able to remark the least weakness, the least pre-occupation in the mind of the ambassador. “Apropos, mon prince,” said the monarch, on taking leave of him, “how is Madame |’ Ambassa- drice after her triumphs of last evening? Veni, vidi, vici! was that not really so, upon her first entrance in the ball-room? Ah! you must be very proud of your wife, Monsieur l’ Ambassadeur.” GComicbooks (€ @)