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Samuel F. B. Morse, His Letters and Journals

CHAPTER VII
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In a few hours after I saw him again on the balcony of the Pultney Hotel; he came forward and bowed to the people.

He was then dressed in a red uniform, with a broad blue sash over the right shoulder; he appeared to great advantage; he stayed about five minutes.

I saw him again five or six times through the day, but got only indifferent views of him.

The following day, however, I was determined to get a better and nearer view of him than before.

I went down to his hotel about ten o'clock, the time when I supposed he would leave it; I saw one of the Prince's carriages drawn up, which opened at the top and was thrown back before and behind.


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