...just arrived — when our Italian servant, Pasquali, announced ' The Countess D'Albany.' Here was an honour which none but a Florentine could appreciate...Pretender ! your legitimate Queen! and the love of your brother poet, Л1fieri ;' and then came my turn to present my celebrated compatriot, with all...

...doubts. She, however, consequence is so local ! Madame D' Albany affected no respect for a husband, whom, never paid visits to private individuals, never left...Pretender ! your legitimate queen ! and the love of your brother poet, Alfieri ;" and then came my turn to present my celebrated compatriot, with all his...

...but a Florentine could appreciate ! — tor all personal consequence is so local ! Madame D' Albany never paid visits to private individuals, never left...Pretender ! your legitimate Queen! and the love of your brother poet, Alfieri ;' and then came my turn to present my celebrated compatriot, with all his...

...just arrived — when our Italian servant, Pasquali, announced ' The Countess D'Albany.' Here was an honour which none but a Florentine could appreciate...for the English Ambassador's, or the Grand Duke's. 1 had just time to whisper Mr Moore, ' The widow of the Pretender ! your legitimate Queen ! and the...

...of the Boudoir. " Here was an honour," she exclaims, " which none but a Florentine could appreciate. Madame D'Albany never paid visits to private individuals,...for the English ambassador's, or the grand duke's," — or the fact shews lady Morgan's ; and after this introduction comes one illustrative anecdote :...

...just arrived — when our Italian servant, Pasquali, announced ' The Countess D'Albany.' Here was an honour which none but a Florentine could appreciate...personal consequence is so local ! Madame D'Albany never [laid visits to private individuals, never left her palace on the Arno, except for the English Ambassador's,...

...the room," when we learn that the Countess of Albany, who never paid a visit to private persons, and never left her palace on the Arno except for the English ambassador's or the grand-duke's, condescended to pay a morning call on Sydney Lady Morgan. To quote the lady's own account...

...the room," when we learn that the Countess of Albany, who never paid a visit to private persons, and never left her palace on the Arno except for the English ambassador's or the grand-duke's, condescended to pay a morning call on Sydney Lady Morgan. To quote the lady's own account...

...of the Boudoir. "Here was an honour," she exclaims, "which none but a Florentine could appreciate. Madame D'Albany never paid visits to private individuals,...except for the English ambassador's, or the grand duke's,"—or the fact shews lady Morgan's; and after this introduction comes one illustrative anecdote:—...