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Dearest Nicky<br><br> | Dearest Nicky<br><br> | ||
| − | I send you this lines through my son | + | I send you this lines through my son Adalbert<ref>Prince Adalbert arrived off Petrograd on July 19th in the German training ship "Charlotte." On July 23rd the Czar wearing the German Naval Uniform paid him a visit on board.</ref> to whom I trust you will kindly extend your grace. It is the first foreign country which he visits, and as he is still only a middy I beg you will not make too much of him officially. He is young and steady and I rely upon you that you will kindly see that he does not get into wrong or bad company.<br><br> |
With best love to Alix and her times I remain, with great pleasure anticipating our meeting on the sea<br><br> | With best love to Alix and her times I remain, with great pleasure anticipating our meeting on the sea<br><br> | ||
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Revision as of 02:41, 29 November 2006
XX
Swinemünde 8/VI/1901
Dearest Nicky
I send you this lines through my son Adalbert[1] to whom I trust you will kindly extend your grace. It is the first foreign country which he visits, and as he is still only a middy I beg you will not make too much of him officially. He is young and steady and I rely upon you that you will kindly see that he does not get into wrong or bad company.
With best love to Alix and her times I remain, with great pleasure anticipating our meeting on the sea
Ever your most aff-ate cousin and friend
Willy
Notes
- ↑ Prince Adalbert arrived off Petrograd on July 19th in the German training ship "Charlotte." On July 23rd the Czar wearing the German Naval Uniform paid him a visit on board.
Return to 'Willy-Nicky' Letters VI - XX (26 November 1895-13 June 1901)
