...the words, since the permission was granted. He hastened through the arcades, to a large curtaiaed door.— Martini drew it back, and Louis beheld the...when Martini spoke :— " My Lord! The Marquis de Mon. temar." Ripperda turned his head. '« Let him wait my leisure," and, looking on the paper again,...

...a large curtained door. — 'Martini drew it back, and Louis beheld the honoured object of his luug and filial pilgrimage. The duke was standing with...paper. Nothing that was not purely the son, was then in bis labouring heart ; 'and he was advancing to throw himself at his father's feet, when Martini spoke...