In den königlichen Palästen: Eine brillante und charmant geschrieben inneren Blick auf Kaiser, Könige, Königinnen, Prinzen und Prinzessinnen... . Er damit anaccident von zweifelhafter Natur terrified Ihnen passieren sollte, während die königliche Familie von Portugal. 317, und er sank die Verantwortung uponhim durch ihre Anwesenheit auferlegt. Neugierig genug, es wurde nach einem Bankett, bei dem die PrinceConsort ein Ort, der für DomLuis bestimmt worden war, dass der formerwas mit ersten Symptomen beschlagnahmt ofthat fiebrige kalt, ein paar weekslater QueenVictoria beraubt der klügsten, die meisten klugen, Andmost d belegt

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Within royal palaces : a brilliant and charmingly written inner view of emperors, kings, queens, princes and princesses ... . at he was terrified lest anaccident of a doubtful nature should happen them while THE ROYAL FAMILY OF PORTUGAL. 317 there, and that he declined the responsibility imposed uponhim by their presence. Curiously enough, it was after a banquet at which the PrinceConsort occupied a place which had been intended for DomLuis that the formerwas seized with thefirst symptoms ofthat feverish cold which a few weekslater deprived QueenVictoria of the wisest, most sagacious, andmost devoted of hus-bands. The visit of thePrinces to Englandwas unexpectedly cutshort by an urgentsummons for theirimmediate return toLisbon, in conse-quence of the sud-den illness of theirbrother. King Pedro.Almost before theyhad sailed from Portsmouth, the news arrived of his demise. It is related that six weeks previous to his death he had onemorning while out shooting in one of the Royal preserves, near Lisbon, found nailed to a tree a placard bearing thefollowing words: PedrOt se andas delegate olha que vais San Vincente. KING OF PORTUGAL. 3l8 WITHIN ROYAL PALACES. (Pedro, if you do not change you will shortly sleep in St.Vincents), the latter being the burial-place of the Kings andQueens of Portugal. Pedro, who since the death of his wifehad been subject to fits of melancholia and depression, perused the writing on the placard, as did also the gentlemenof his suite, and then, without expressing either astonishmentor surprise, gave orders for its removal and destruction. Another strange incident in connection with the Kingsdeath was that a few hours before it took place the cook es-pecially intrusted with the preparation of the monarchs ownmeals was discovered dead in a small, deserted street in theneighborhood of the Royal Palace, with a knife of foreignmanufacture through his heart. The ceremonies in connection with the sovereigns funeralhad not terminated when the sorrowing fa

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