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is daughters. On the stroke of twelve o'clock he rose, and with tears filling his eyes exclaimed, God bless my girls, and all who are kind to them. . . . . We are all well, and send you kindest regards. . . . . Pleasant letters came from the Lyells, last steamer, and all accounts announce the entire success of Prescott's book. Yours faithfully, Geo. Ticknor. To King John, of Saxony. this Prince had come to the throne, on the death of his brother, in August, 1854. Boston, November 20, 1855. Sire,—I received duly your Majesty's last letter, full of wise philosophy and sound sense both on European and American affairs; but I have not earlier answered it, because there is so little to send from this side of the Atlantic that can be interesting on the other. We think and talk about your great war between the eastern and western divisions of Europe, almost as much as you do, and look with the same sort—if not the same degree—of eagerness for telegraphic despatches. For<