text: " That same evening Count Gyllenborg signed a contract of marriage to which the name of Count Ericson was not appended though it was witnessed by Charles the Twelfth; and in a few days afterwards the old politician presided at the wedding dinner and by royal command did the honours so nobly and appeared so well pleased on the occasion that nobody suspected that he had ever had higher dreams of ambition than to see his daughter happy; and if such had been his object all Sweden knew that in bestowing her on her cousin he was eminently successful