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The Illustrious Prince

CHAPTER XVI
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"There is another matter I'd like to talk to you about, and there's nowhere better than the streets for a little conversation.

Besides, I need the air." "With pleasure," the Duke answered, who loathed walking.
He directed his coachman to precede them, and they started off, arm in arm.
"Devenham," the Prime Minister said, "we were speaking, a few minutes ago, of Prince Maiyo.

I want you to understand this, that upon that young man depends entirely the success or failure of my administration." "You are serious ?" the Duke exclaimed.
"Absolutely," the Prime Minister answered.

"I know quite well what he is here for.

He is here to make up his mind whether it will pay Japan to renew her treaty with us, or whether it would be more to her advantage to enter into an alliance with any other European power.


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