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The Duc d'Albe met her several miles out of the city, escorted her to his house, and gave a fete in her honour there.

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Duc and Duchesse d'Albe, throughout the evening with marked respect, and placed the latter in the most distinguished position, not only in the ball-room but at supper.

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When he went to bed, too, he gave the Duc d'Albe his candlestick; an honour the importance of which I have already described.

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Madame des Ursins had reason to be surprised at an entry so triumphant: she would not, however, stay with the Duc and Duchesse d'Albe, but took up her quarters with the Comtesse d'Egmont, niece of the

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In excavating under this gallery, ruins were brought to light which proved to be the foundations of the citadel of the Duke d'Albe, the terrible lieutenant of Philip II. of Spain.

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Duchesse d'Albe to be present, but with some little trouble.

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Director of the topographical bureau, Baron Bacler d'Albe.

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"It was invented," he resumed, "by Professor Fournier d'Albe, a lecturer on physics at the University of Birmingham, England, and has been shown before many learned societies over there."

Guy Garrick 1908

"It was invented," he resumed, "by Professor Fournier d'Albe, a lecturer on physics at the University of Birmingham, England, and has been shown before many learned societies over there."

Guy Garrick 1908