[Frederick The Great and His Family by L. Muhlbach]@TWC D-Link bookFrederick The Great and His Family CHAPTER IX 20/20
I shall not forget what I promised you when you are Madame du Trouffle.
We will forget all the faults of Madame von Kleist." He dismissed her with a slight bow, and gazed after her until she had disappeared. At this moment, a heavy fall was heard in the antechamber.
The door opened immediately, and the pale, disturbed face of Pollnitz appeared. "What is the matter, Pollnitz ?" asked the king, hastily. "Oh, sire, poor Prince Henry has fainted." The king was startled, and stepped quickly to the door, but he remained standing there until his features resumed their calm expression. "He will recover," he said--"he will recover, for he is a man; in my youthful days I often fainted, but I recovered.".
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