Later on, she married George Napier. Her two sons, who ultimately became Generals Sir Charles aad Sir William Napier, possessed their mother's looks and brilliance, and both men became very famous duting the Napoleonic wars. Sarah had happy life with her second hus band, and with her children, Sh preferred the country to town and society, and wandered often in the hayfelds, when, in summer, the scent of clover brought back to'her mind the golden memory of her girlhood romance.
Her royal lover grew old and blind, and the last years of his life were clouded by insanity, He was a model husband and father, though he too may have had his dreams. One of his last acts before he lost his reason. was to call together what might termed the first National Govern ment—a union of warring parties which, against his personal. wish, he included Charles James Fox, Sarah's nephew. Charles had. inherited his aunt's beauty, and was. said very greatly to resemble her as she had appeared in her girlhood. The deep blue eyes of the famous statesman reminiscent of those of the roguish Diana of Kensington, were almost into which and body shut out every ordered vision from his sight.
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