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...through secret channels, a, yearly sum of one hundred Louis d'ors, though not daring to write to her, for fear of exposing himself. For four years the Duke regularly sent this sum ; and it was not » until vmtil the death of the servant at Hamburgh, in 1796, that the Marchioness knew she was a \vidovv, and...

...through secret channels, a yearly sum of one hundred louis d'ors, though not daring to write to her for fear of exposing himself. For four years the duke...children's existence to the most liberal and delicate of benefactors, who in an age of dissipation had made humanity the first of his pleasures. COWPER. " If...