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PO LEC AL TE TES SID tine was not proof against what they called his “lack of spirit” in giving up all claim to the throne for the sake of a Pole. They crowded curiously to see the wedding, but there was no more danger of their running any risk to place nstantine on the throne and give themselves a Polish ezarina. They hated the Poles too much to do any such thing. ‘* Ah, my lord,” said Natalie that evening as they entered the portals of the Dembinski Pal- ace, ‘‘I was not worth so much sacrifice. The nme come you may regret it when too ate. ‘* Sweetheart,” he answered, folding her in his arms, ‘* when you have lived among us Ro- manoffs a few more years, you will find that all the jewels in the crown of Russia are not worth one true woman’s love. Now, I am first in War- saw, but were my brother to die to-day and I be made czar against my will [ might pine in vain for thy love. The czar’s duty must rule and malte him wed some fat German rincess of a good Protestant family, as ugly and siupid ‘as most German princesses. Now I am free, then I should be a slave.” ‘IT cannot argue against you,” she answered, smiling, ‘‘for | am too happy. But, oh, my lord, where would both of us have been to-night had it not been for Olaf Svenson?” ‘Lin prison, you on the road to Siberia. But where is our Olaf?” He looked round and saw the swordmaster at a little distance among the staff officers. Olaf advanced at the prince’s beck. “Tell me, Sir Swordmaster-general,” said Constantine, with a smile, ‘‘ how is it that I see thee here? I should rather have looked for thee at the Summer Palace.” ‘‘T am no longer swordmaster-general,” an- swered the Dane, quietly. Constantine started. ‘““Why not?’ “Because I am Danish, and Danes are pru- dent.” ‘* What do you mean?” ‘*T was compelled, in order to save your high- ness, to resign ~ situation, which I did y cocking a pistol. I am now an applicant to fol- low your highness to Warsaw and thence fora ssport to erica.” wat o America? Why there?” asked Constan- tine, feeling that the Dane was right in think- ing, as he implied, that his absence from Russia would be good policy. “Why not stay with me at Warsaw? ‘Because it would soon be whispered about that your friend and swordmaster had threat- ened the emperor’s life, and got off scot free. That would not do, highness.” “Then why not go to France, Germany, any- where? Why go to America, that country of barbarians?” “Tt is just because I have heard that they fight in a new fashion over there, highness, and I wish to try what it is like. I hope your high- ness will not refuse me.” ‘“Since it must be so,” said the grand duke, with a sigh, ‘‘ you shall not go empty-handed. 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