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Untitled Page 36

dangerous. but the procession
was impressive, gorgeous,
with gold laced soldiers,
magnificently dressed foreign
Ambassadors. Princes, Crown
heads, but above all else
the interest was centered
in the dear gracious Queen
she bore on her face all
her goodness, I had a
most exceptional oppor
tunity to have fifteen
minutes look at her - her
carriage had to draw because
of the street being lined
with soldiers, close to the
curb and under our window
the Princess of Wales sat

Untitled Page 36

dangerous. but the procession
was impressive, gorgeous,
with gold laced soldiers,
magnificently dressed foreign
[? assenders?]. Princes, Crown
heads, but above all else
the interest was centered
in the dear gracious Queen
she wore on her face all
her goodness, I had a
most exceptional oppor
tunity to have fifteen
minutes look at her - her
carriage had to draw because
of the street being lined
with soldiers, close to the
curb and under our window
the Princess of Wales sat

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