[The Europeans by Henry James]@TWC D-Link bookThe Europeans CHAPTER VI 26/36
I break with your serene highness!'" They began to walk toward the carriage.
"Well," said Robert Acton, "it 's a curious story! How did you make his acquaintance ?" "I was staying with an old lady--an old Countess--in Dresden.
She had been a friend of my father's.
My father was dead; I was very much alone. My brother was wandering about the world in a theatrical troupe." "Your brother ought to have stayed with you," Acton observed, "and kept you from putting your trust in princes." The Baroness was silent a moment, and then, "He did what he could," she said.
"He sent me money.
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