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1 2 |         relinquish it until the royal standard floated in the
2 2 | aquiline and thin,~recalled the royal origin of the high-born
3 4 |       on the~misfortunes of the royal house. Sometimes the evening
4 6 |        fitly ends this profile, royal~if not divine. It is necessary
5 8 |     Effie, Minna! yes, and that royal~duchess, whom I saw on the
6 21|       the finest~child that any royal race could desire for heir
7 21|         herself, and persons of~royal blood.~ ~"My dear abbe,"
8 22| joviality (he had~served in the Royal Guard) seasoned conversation
9 23|       of a chief-justice of the Royal court~at Caen (who had lately