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The Great Impersonation

CHAPTER XXII
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I cannot remember that you ever met before, except for that day or two in Saxony ?" "That is so.

The first time I exchanged any intimate conversation with the Prince was in London.

I have the utmost respect and regard for him, but I cannot help feeling that the pleasant intimacy to which he has admitted me is to a large extent owing to the desire of our friends in Berlin.

So far as I am concerned I have never met any one, of any nation, whose character I admire more." "Maurice lives his life loftily.

He is one of the few great aristocrats I have met who carries his nobility of birth into his simplest thought and action.


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