Alexander III. (№ 227643)

Quote Explanation: Once he passed through the front rooms of the Gatchina Palace and glancing out the window, which was visible to the Baltic railway station, said the person accompanying him: "How many years I live in Gatchina, and the first time I see that station - between the Palace and the military field and partly closes it." It so happened that a few days the king again passed through the same halls and the same with somebody of the persons of the Suite. Glancing out the window, the Emperor rubbed his eyes and asked his companion: "Look, with me something strange is going on - I don't see the station." This companion said that the station recently was moved to the side so it covers the military field. The Emperor was surprised: "but why do that?!" "Your Majesty, I heard you were pleased to command to move the station, as it closed view on the military field." The Emperor with displeasure, said, "whatever you say, just get make higher command." (N. A. Yepanchin. "In the service of three emperors")