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Prince Otto

CHAPTER IV--IN WHICH THE PRINCE COLLECTS OPINIONS BY THE WAY
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I was intended, I fear, for a subaltern.

Yet we have all something to command, Mr.Fritz, if it be only our own temper; and a man about to marry must look closely to himself.

The husband's, like the prince's, is a very artificial standing; and it is hard to be kind in either.

Do you follow that ?' 'O yes, I follow that,' replied the young man, sadly chop-fallen over the nature of the information he had elicited; and then brightening up: 'Is it,' he ventured, 'is it for an arsenal that you have bought the farm ?' 'We'll see about that,' the Prince answered, laughing.

'You must not be too zealous.


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