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 1 XI  |      Francesca made~~herself a princess, with all the prerogatives
 2 XI  |   deepest stamp of truth.~ ~"A Princess Colonna could not have spoken
 3 XIII|   replied the man. "Prince and Princess Colonna~of Rome have taken
 4 XIII|      Naples for the Prince and Princess Gandolphini to live~here.
 5 XIII|        gardener.~ ~"Prince and Princess Colonna, and Prince and
 6 XIII|        Colonna, and Prince and Princess Gandolphini."~ ~"Have they
 7 XIII|     woman--in accepting a born~princess as a citizen's wife! in
 8 XIII|    hope you will do me and the Princess the pleasure of~seeing you.
 9 XIII|       dared not ask to see the~Princess; he slowly made his way
10 XIII|      of her conduct at Gersau. Princess Colonna's~haughtiness, so
11 XIII|  expect; and the secrecy which Princess Gandolphini had so strictly~
12 XIII| without being seen by her. The Princess~was standing quite near
13 XIII|       dazzling and illustrious Princess Varese, and~the famous singer
14 XIII|       door-post, looked at the Princess,~turning on her the fixed,
15 XIII|        He was~loved. The lofty Princess, in the midst of her world,
16 XIII|  candid and~triumphant, curled Princess Gandolphini's lips, and
17 XIII|       a formal introduction to Princess and Prince Colonna, and
18 XIII|        When this was over, the Princess had to take part in the~
19 XIII|       for~the last minute been Princess Rodolphini."~ ~It was said
20 XIII|     fourth child of Prince and Princess Colonna; but the death of
21 XIV |        his rooms a portrait of~Princess Gandolphini painted by Schinner,
22 XIV |   Naples, where the Prince and Princess had been~reinstated in their
23 XIV |        really loved an Italian Princess, and was~loved by her. In
24 XV  |        her. She was by birth a Princess Soderini, a~Florentine,
25 XVII|      where, may surely marry~a Princess Soderini, the widow of the
26 XXVI|     Duchesse~d'Argaiolo, /nee/ Princess Soderini, was solemnized