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was ‘cheery.and jovial , fond of a.good dinner and a rubber of whist , while Lady Malet was a rey haired, serious minded literary woman . She had written a ve > She. authorhsip of novel ealled ich, however, she would nov acky ,/and«she expended most of her ariection on nNeFomany GOrsr Walch acm mpanied Her On Her ,aFivVes in a —— at RAwea A. Mal + 1. ’ a a - a es | atc Cc brot -) BdwardrMaliet 5 their, eldest)son - -till.late- at Berlin - a boy,at. school ,..and, he ~ 7 Qa % an aie te . 2 + we = and I have remaine On int! special request of Prince Bismarck , who had been Prussian f + + Q + > + > iY ‘ Minister ate Prankfior at the time that Sir Alexander Malet rep- saantaA D { ite|41 ‘ esented Breat Britain» at whom he had conceived a Bismarck, I have to our house I cannot remem Came ings done sO) .e BUbTan anecdote, characteristic) of, the man of blood) andr4rone.s Whaiens In then heard.-has! remained: im-my) mind. The German Confederation was presided over by the Austrian Min- ister, who to show his superiority over his indulged in during the meetings , while they had to ab Bismarck, however, being loth to play second fiddle , and at the sametime anxious to assert Prussia’s claim to equality with Austria, on re) @ g hy D esident with a 2 > Cigar took another from his own case and coolly asked the "+ we5 ae 3 ala OQ p= = oa - Lo nar 1 FO alae cen - fal ‘: eae ae Austrian minister for a light. Henceforth Ravaria, Saxony and +} - oa 2 - ¢ Nan A ¢ » ali the rest at the QGonferences. About that time I was sent to the Gymnasium , the public