An officer of rank in the service of the late King of Prussia, having lost an amiable wife whom he tenderly loved, became quite inconsolable. Deeply wounded with his affliction, his mind was so absorbed in melancholy, that the transient pleas... Read more of The Prussian Dominoor Fatal Effects Of Jealousy at Scary Stories.caInformational Site Network Informational
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WHEN Dido mourned, AEneas would not come,
She wept in silence, and was Di-Do-Dumb.





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