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 1      II|        the unfortunate Princess Cagliari, née Countess Blanka Zboroy.
 2      II|         in marriage with Prince Cagliari as soon as she left the
 3      II|      the advocate; "for, old as Cagliari is, he still turns night
 4      II|   Vienna, a present from Prince Cagliari, who, they say, forgot to
 5      II|        other's evil tendencies. Cagliari finally went back to the
 6      II|       but I can't approach this Cagliari without experiencing a sort
 7      II|        hearts are human. Prince Cagliari has of late lost favour
 8     III|   unwelcome strangers. Princess Cagliari bent forward and looked
 9      IV|      soon after seeing Princess Cagliari; he had then entered Cagliari'
10      IV|   Cagliari; he had then entered Cagliari's service as private secretary,
11       V|         the air.~ ~"The Palazzo Cagliari," remarked Manasseh, but
12       V|       Rome, addressed to Prince Cagliari, and[42] presumably relating
13      VI|        presented it to Princess Cagliari, amid a storm of applause
14     VII|      Serenissima principessa de Cagliari! Nobilis domina vidua de
15    VIII|       The way back led past the Cagliari palace, and Blanka noted
16    VIII|       displeasure that Princess Cagliari and her party were lodged
17    VIII|     Benjamin Vajdar."~ ~"Prince Cagliari is in Rome also," added
18    VIII|    princess. It was from Prince Cagliari, and asked Blanka to assign
19    VIII|         this generosity, Prince Cagliari comes to you now, not as
20    VIII|         on the part of Princess Cagliari to be seen driving about
21    VIII|        offer you the use of the Cagliari palace, which consists of
22    VIII|     glad, my dear Blanka," said Cagliari, when the princess had indicated
23    VIII|        boast of outdoing Prince Cagliari in magnanimity, - not even
24    VIII|      well. She knew that Jerome Cagliari was most to be feared when
25    VIII|  himself to learn the object of Cagliari's visit. But Blanka obeyed
26      IX|   following effect:~ ~"Princess Cagliari: - Be cautious. Prince Cagliari
27      IX| Cagliari: - Be cautious. Prince Cagliari is carrying out a fiendish
28      IX|          Hitherto you have been Cagliari's wife, and the Marchioness
29      IX|    between his teeth.~ ~"Prince Cagliari is in Rome," remarked Blanka.~ ~"
30      IX|        plus" - repeating Prince Cagliari's phrase.~ ~With that she
31       X|       must be discussed. Prince Cagliari made over to you, at the
32       X|         one-half of the Palazzo Cagliari is placed at your disposal
33       X|  shutters on the windows of the Cagliari palace," remarked Blanka. "
34       X|     misfortune good is - Prince Cagliari."~ ~Blanka could hardly
35      XI|    secondary importance. Prince Cagliari was required to pay to Princess
36      XI|        dwelling one wing of the Cagliari palace, and to restore her
37      XI|  possession of that half of the Cagliari palace assigned to her,
38     XII|       desirable prison than the Cagliari palace.~ ~One evening, as
39     XII|        army. So now we have the Cagliari palace quite to ourselves,
40     XII|      your allowance from Prince Cagliari?"~ ~"Well, let them watch
41    XIII|       been let loose before the Cagliari palace. Suddenly, as Blanka
42    XIII|      alluring than any that the Cagliari palace had to offer.~ ~"
43      XV|         which, like the Palazzo Cagliari, consisted of two wings,
44   XVIII|        recently quitted. In the Cagliari palace she had been left
45     XIX|      guest had departed, Prince Cagliari led the fair hostess to
46     XIX|    mourning now, you know," was Cagliari's soothing reminder.~ ~"
47     XIX|      back again soon."~ ~Prince Cagliari took leave of the enchantress
48     XIX|      court ball to which Prince Cagliari's influence had procured
49     XIX|      position and became Prince Cagliari's private secretary. A day
50     XIX|      his inquiries, that Prince Cagliari was there also, - was, in
51     XIX| rejoined, "that a man of Prince Cagliari's chivalrous nature would
52     XIX|    thing, therefore, for Prince Cagliari to do is to order the recovery
53     XIX|          or feigned to be, when Cagliari entered and whispered in
54     XIX|        sleep from mine. Shall a Cagliari suffer any living woman
55     XIX|         will be as the Princess Cagliari that she leaves this world.
56     XIX|        wash himself clean. Even Cagliari himself was forced to smile.~ ~"
57    XXIV|      suddenly opened and Prince Cagliari advanced to meet him with
58    XXIV|     under obligations to Prince Cagliari, but he could not well refuse
59    XXIV|      any way indebted to Prince Cagliari. But he owed him more than
60    XXIV|       he was far more deeply in Cagliari's debt than he had supposed.~ ~ ~ ~"
61     XXV|         mere bagatelle for Papa Cagliari, however; not enough to
62     XXV|         and clay to enable Papa Cagliari to take his morning bath
63  XXVIII|      the man who quails. Prince Cagliari and the Marchioness Caldariva
64  XXVIII|    talked this over with Prince Cagliari?" she asked.~ ~"No, and