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Prince Otto

CHAPTER XI--PROVIDENCE VON ROSEN: ACT THE FIRST
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'Poor Featherhead, I cross his destiny!' 'Well now,' she continued, 'what if I bring him alone out of the palace, to some quiet corner of the Park--the Flying Mercury, for instance?
Gordon can be posted in the thicket; the carriage wait behind the temple; not a cry, not a scuffle, not a footfall; simply, the Prince vanishes!--What do you say?
Am I an able ally?
Are my _beaux yuex_ of service?
Ah, Heinrich, do not lose your Anna!--she has power!' He struck with his open hand upon the chimney.

'Witch!' he said, 'there is not your match for devilry in Europe.

Service! the thing runs on wheels.' 'Kiss me, then, and let me go.

I must not miss my Featherhead,' she said.
'Stay, stay,' said the Baron; 'not so fast.

I wish, upon my soul, that I could trust you; but you are, out and in, so whimsical a devil that I dare not.


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