`` Why , these are the Royal Arms of England , you great ignorant Dick ! '' `` But Rome is n't in England , is it ? -- and the post-mark is ` Roma ' : that 's Rome in some lingo , I expect . It is in Latin , anyhow , I know . Mortuus est Romae -- ` He died at Rome . ' It 's in the Latin Grammar . Let 's see what the fellow says , anyhow , '' added Ricardo , breaking the seal . `` He begins , ` Prins and dear Cousin ! ' I say , Jaqueline , he spells it ` Prins ; ' now it is P-R-I-N-C-E . He must be an ignorant fellow ! '' `` People in glass houses should not throw stones , Dick , '' said Jaqueline . `` He signs himself ` Charles , P. W. , ' '' said Ricardo , looking at the end . `` Who on earth can he be ? Why does he not put ` P. W. Charles , ' if these are his initials ? Look here , it 's rather a long letter ; you might read it to us , Jack ! '' The princess took the epistle and began : `` How nice it smells , all scented ! The paper is gilt-edged , too . '' `` Luxurious beggar , whoever he is , '' said Ricardo . `` Well , he says : ` Prins and dear Cousin , -- You and me ' -LRB- oh , what grammar ! -RRB- ` are much the same age , I being fifteen next birthday , and we should be better ackwainted .
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