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He had hardly arrived in Copenhagen when he received dispatches informing him that his son was gathering around him all the disaffected, and was seriously endangering the tranquillity of the State.It is therefore with hearts full of affliction, and eyes streaming with tears, that we, as subjects and servants, pronounce this sentence against the e p i c son of our most precious sovereign lord, the tzar.In the morning a messenger was dispatched to the tzar to inform him that his son was seriously sick in an hour another messenger was sent stating that he was very dangerously sick and soon a third messenger was dispatched with the intelligence that Alexis could not survive the day, and was very anxious to see his father.Her clothes looked as if bought at a doll shop e p i c every thing was so old fashioned and so bedecked with silver and tinsel.With all the roughness of Peter's exterior, he had always been a man of deep religious feelings, and through all his life was in habits of daily prayer.It consisted of just four lines, and was e p i c as follows Your letter of the 19th I received yesterday.The tzar, on the contrary, was tall and well made.The Russian merchants were continually receiving insults, being plundered and often massacred by the e p i c barbaric tribes on the shores of the Caspian.Nothing was omitted which could invest the act with solemnity, There is every evidence that the heart of the father was rent with acutest anguish in all these proceedings.The conclusion was as follows It is evident, from the whole conduct of the son of the tzar, that he intended e p i c to take the crown from the head of his father and place it upon his own, not only by a civil insurrection, but by the assistance of a foreign army which he had actually requested.Through Stralsund, Mecklenburg and Hamburg, they proceeded to Rostock, where a fleet of forty five galleys awaited him.was a fugitive in Turkey unable to return e p i c to his own country.There were now in Russia a sufficient number of men of genius and of high literary and scientific attainment to form an academy of the arts and sciences, the rules and institutes of which the emperor drew up with his own hand.An old woman pressed forward e p i c to greet him.Unblushingly he introduced into the palace his mistresses, and the saloons ever resounded with the uproar of his drunken companions.