. Una piccola regina di cuori; una storia internazionale . it, e non è stata trattata duramente orunkindlv. Madame de Coucy, nel frattempo, ha iniziato per la Francia post-affrettandosi, ed è stata la prima a portare la notizia alla corte di Charlesche Madame Isabel era stato catturato e detrona, e thenyou può essere sicuro che tutta la Francia era in armi, come dicono, in amoment, minacciando di vendicare la Petite Reine. Ma, notando le minacce dei francesi, niente poteva essere fatto all'asceto liberare la regina piccola e così era una comodità sapere che allthis mentre Henry si preoccupava per il suo benessere più gentilmente. A questo po

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. A little queen of hearts; an international story . en, and she was not treated harshly orunkindlv. Madame de Coucy, meanwhile, started for France post-haste, and was the first to carry the news to the court of Charlesthat Madame Isabel had been captured and dethroned, and thenyou may be sure all France was up in arms, as they say, in amoment, threatening to avenge La Petite Reine. But, notwith-standing the threats of the French, nothing could be done at onceto release the little Queen, and so it was a comfort to know that allthis while Henry was caring for her welfare most kindly. At this point in the story the Queen, fearing that the long pagefrom history might prove wearying to even so eager a little listener asAlbert, suggested to Miss Bel more to bring some of the treasuresfrom the table that they might have a closer look at them. And was this her very own ? asked Marie-Celeste, handlingthe mandolin with reverent touch— the very one on which Rich-ard taught her to play ? Yes, said Miss Belmore ; and this pretty dress--holding up. AND WAS THIS HER VER iWN ? ASKED MARIE-CELESTE, HANDLING THE MANDOLIN WITH REVERENT TOUCH. MADAME LA PETITE REINE. 151 the little short-waisteel gown of lace and satin— was the one she worethat day Richard took his last leave of her in the deanery of St.Georges Chapel. Only to think, Marie-Celeste said solemnly, that I shouldhold in my own hands things that belonged to the little Isabel!Mr. Belden never guessed when he told me all about her on thesteamer such a wonder would come to pass. I wish he could knowabout it some day. But who has kept all dese old tings so long, and how old aredey anyway ? asked more practical Albert, inspecting with curious, critical gaze a little necklace of hammered gold and silver whichMiss Belmore had dropped into his lap as one of the few treasureshis rather inquisitive touch would not damage. The keepers of the wardrobe, one after another, have cared forthem carefully, Albert, for nearly five hundred

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