GENIE

EMPRESS, 5. 1826, at; da, in Spain, married Napoleon I1T., | 5°P" ror of the French, in 1853. ‘The fall | ¢?* Emperor’s government on his eurren- | ™O' ) the Kine of Pru ia at Sedan, 1870, mist ht the Empre as a togitive to| Troe nd. She settled at Chislehurst, a ti where, at the end of the Franco- | #2 ' an War, she was joined by her/°°™ nd, who died thero in 1873. The|,,© e was a great personal Bind | cen Victoria, and has always been t me led in England with popular symrf. & feeling that was accentuated | ™° she lost her son, the Prince Imperial, El e Zulu War. Sho now resides at\% 4 orouch Hill. og “ SEN IDES (i-des) or ‘* well wishers,” | 44 hemistic name for the Erinyes or; whom the kinder titie was meant to = jate. The Furies were three, Alecto, an ra, and Tis i phone, and they were, the » eek roytholozy, ‘‘ the avengers of posit ” It is noteworthy that Milton |o¢ se3 them with the three Parcae, or exte in his lines, Brit. omes the blind Fury with the Belg abhorréd sbears, exts ad slits the thin spun life.” [Lycidas. | pg [s. 138]