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instant page eppbshsd under the bead Of
per La Patre relating to the causes Of the death Of III
Queen Marie Christine the first wife Of the present King Of h
tadiced that ONE evening" IS the Queen was about %
down at gambling table her royal husband removed he
h there uss
ihs whites Of Their that the Queen indignantly ssd to tn
poys,ia slap her rsht cheek tathoush hs not left
sSs iaG % he %
II The sS rae "sf sets SlsIs"IEE are Ike s1le sfclowas-


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pn % old seated :. her piano in y With a ~
their chairs The King aeconately his wife
he S % Il S 10 s
his right foot the small music chair OF the as sh
could &
rise, whilst she said to him, with little emotion, this
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and whdw; and the 9peen though enei.nts did not su
a ss K: s:i s% as 90 r.


time after 1tsI his The King had serious aeS
o9 out lis Snwinsnsss to admit Don Carlos vile
dame Penelope Smith, at court aud il is probable that
Queen may have suffered somewhat from her agitation and
Finally. 10th 9f january 1886. she birth to u
ed, mot from the fall nor from The slap 50 cslu@nsu
pains attending that ncton and indeed tie sadissn
really bssn s hns lie
Of her death fhe natural difficulty which accomps
MED her accouchment and to the time that the above quote
piece malicious scandal put in circulation one h
ever dreamed Of any other


Delgn, sir to insert the REPUTATION of La Pae and acceI
the assurance Of my respectful regard.


have 81 6R%zo h99S e BE- b y4Ss y s Gs sxN s1NS
New YoRK. November H. 1874.