YOLANDA OR THE PRINCESS?
After these adventures we could no longer conceal Max's identity, and it soon became noised about that he was Count of Hapsburg.

But Styria was so far away, and so little known, even to courtiers of considerable rank, that the fact made no great stir in Peronne.

To Frau Kate and Twonette the disclosure came with almost paralyzing effect.
The duke remained with us until late in the night, so Max and I did not go over to the House under the Wall.

When we were alone in our room, Max said: "The Princess Mary has treated me as if I were a boy." "She saved your life," I returned.

"Calli would certainly have killed you had she not acted quickly." "I surely owe her my life," said Max, "though I have little knowledge of what happened after I fell from my horse until I rose to my feet by her help.