 | 1823 - 466 sivua
...after relating the accident, added, " What consoles me, my dear, is, that I burn for you." To her last hour, the queen retained this letter, and her women...received the ambassadors, the grandees of her own kingdorn, and foreigners of distinction, with an easy grace and an air of satisfaction, that might... | |
 | Mme Campan (Jeanne-Louise-Henriette) - 1823 - 514 sivua
...reflection that I am burning for you." To the last moment of her life, Maria Leckzinska never parted with this letter, and her women often surprised her kissing a paper, which they concluded to be this last farewell of Stanislaus.* * This anecdote does honour to the heart and filial... | |
 | Saturday night - 1824 - 968 sivua
...reflection that I am burning for you." Tojhe last moment of her life, Maria Leckzinnka nevef parted with this letter, and her women often surprised her kissing a paper, which they concluded to be this last farewell of Stanislaus. MAHRATTA JUSTICE. The prime minister himself perambulates... | |
 | 1839 - 704 sivua
...reflection that I am burning for you." To the last moments of her life, Marie Leszczynska never parted with this letter ; and her women often surprised her kissing a paper, which they concluded to be this last farewell of Stanislaus. This anecdote does honour to . the heart and filial... | |
 | 1861 - 588 sivua
...reflection that I am burning for you." To the last moments of her life Marie Leszczynska never parted with this letter; and her women often surprised her kissing a paper, which they concluded to be tliia last farewell of Stanislaus. The chances and changes of this life gave the daughter... | |
 | Jeanne Louise H. Campan - 1883 - 504 sivua
...reflection that I am burning for you." To the last moment of her life Maria Leczinska never parted with this letter, and her women often surprised her kissing a paper, which they concluded to be this last farewell of Stanislaus.1 1 This anecdote does honour to the heart and filial... | |
 | Mme Campan (Jeanne-Louise-Henriette) - 1884 - 516 sivua
...reflection that I am burning for you." To the last moment of her life Maria Leczinska never parted with this letter, and her women often surprised her kissing a paper, which they concluded to be this last farewell of Stanislaus.1 1 This anecdote does honour to the heart and filial... | |
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Queen of it himself, and wrote her a letter evincing the mild gaiety of his disposition, as well as the courage of his soul, in which he said,. " What consoles me is, the reflection that I am burning for you. 