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3 A TOURLTHEROUGCH
knowing, or pretending not to know the Prince, The’ gave
him an hearty box on the Ear. From this time, it is faid,
he took a diflike’to the Fair-fex : itis certain that he ne-
ver afterwards fought their fociety. Even the beautiful
Lady Koningfmark, who was reckoned the handfometft
woman of that time; could never’ take any impreflion
upon his heart. When this Lady found herfelf flighted
by him, fhe left the Kingdom, and became Miftrefs to
the King of Poland. — etn
an aes wy a
From that time they never met but once; when that
was, I think I will inform you, as I am now in the hu-
mour for telling a Story. Atthe time King Charles XT,
laid Siege to Warfaw, he, with very few attendants, left
the camp and rode privately to the City to fee an ‘Opera
whiély was to be reprefented that evening. The Subject
| probably had attraéted him, and he did not always conli-
der the confequences ofa’ rafh a€tion; this was the re-
ptefentation of a Battle between the Polifh and Swedifh
Armies, the former of which upon thas oecafion was cer-
tain of fuccels, At the end of the Mock- fight one of
the
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