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There were people of high rank among
them, though one would not have
found it out in seeing them sitting
smoking their pipes, unless it were
by a certain superciliousness of
manner, & by finding that they were
to have a table on deck apart for
themselves — I was amused by one
of them, allowing his nationality
to get the better of his dignity, he was
the most polished of the groupe, &
we had noticed him sitting reading
an English book, ( [[Walter Scott]]'s life I
think.) As we approached [[Vissegrad]]
the former residence of the [[Hungarian
Kings]], I was making preparations
to draw it, which interested him so
much that he condescended to volun=
teer making acquaintance with us,
got my sketch book to look over, & put
me right as to ^the names of any of the places I had
drawn within his native land; for it
seemed as if any thing connected with
it were a chord which to touch was
irresistable. There was also a
Brother of [[Prince Esterhazy]]'s on board

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