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d appear that no one who had ever borne the name had been altogether
unimportant.
CHAPTER VIII82
How the familyresident in Pisaliked this publicityI do not know. They made no movement to repudiate
this daughter of their houseand I have no reason whatever to doubt that the lady had a perfect right to her
title. I never heard any scandalous tale about her which even seemed trueand if she and her husband were
happier going each their own wayit was their affair.
So much mystery was woven round her during her appearances in the European capitalsthat I do not
guarantee the correctness of my statements when I say she was of humble origina Russian gipsyI have
heardseen in a Hungarian village by young Castalaniwho immediately fell in love with her and married her.
Although in the course of this investigation I saw her many times and she talked a great deal about herselfshe
was always vague when she was dealing with facts.
I am only concerned with her appearance in London. She attracted overflowing houses to the Regency. A real
live countess performing bizarre and daring dances was undoubtedly the attraction to somethe woman's
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What a delicious scandal that one caused