text_original: Another story, which pro  bably has more truth in it, adds a new ghastliness to the circumstances of George's death. On Novem  ber 13, 1726, some seven months before that event, there died in a German castle a woman whom the gazette of the capital described as the Electress Dowager of Hanover. This was the unfortunate Princess Sophia, the wife of George.
text_transcription: ANOTHER STORY WHICH PROBABLY HAS MORE TRUTH IN IT ADDS A NEW GHASTLINESS TO THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF GEORGE'S DEATH ON NOVEMBER THIRTEENTH SEVENTEEN TWENTY SIX SOME SEVEN MONTHS BEFORE THAT EVENT THERE DIED IN A GERMAN CASTLE A WOMAN WHOM THE GAZETTE OF THE CAPITAL DESCRIBED AS THE ELECTRIS DOWAGER OF HANOVER THIS WAS THE UNFORTUNATE PRINCESS SOPHIA THE WIFE OF GEORGE
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