As beautiful a lady as you will always be surrounded by lovers, and I sincerely hope that you will marry.

You should go forward as an example to my brothers, your youthful playmates, and I will tell my brother Henry that marriage is not so bad a thing, as the beautiful Madame von Kleist has tried it for the second time." "I doubt very much, sire," said Louise, timidly, "if the example of so insignificant a person would have the desired effect upon the prince." "You do yourself injustice.

The prince has too strong an admiration for you, not to be influenced by your encouraging example.

My brother must and shall marry according to his birth.

I am assured that, contrary to my wishes and commands, he is about to make a secret and illegitimate marriage.