The Caged Lion, 1. köideMacmillan, 1870 - 347 pages |
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... Prince of Scotland ; but a flush of colour rose into the face of the guest , and he shortly answered , " So I have been told ; " and then assuming a seat near Sir David , he entered into conversation with him upon the condition of ...
... Prince of Scotland ; but a flush of colour rose into the face of the guest , and he shortly answered , " So I have been told ; " and then assuming a seat near Sir David , he entered into conversation with him upon the condition of ...
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... Prince Malcolm ; I am happy that your cousin thinks so well of our cheer , that he has brought you to partake it . ” " His keeper , Somerset , " thought Malcolm , as he bowed stiffly ; " he seems to treat me coolly enough . I come to ...
... Prince Malcolm ; I am happy that your cousin thinks so well of our cheer , that he has brought you to partake it . ” " His keeper , Somerset , " thought Malcolm , as he bowed stiffly ; " he seems to treat me coolly enough . I come to ...
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... Prince of Wales , a youth of a few years older . Unjust as was the detention , it had been far from severe ; the boys had as much liberty as their age and recreation required , and received the choicest training both in the arts of war ...
... Prince of Wales , a youth of a few years older . Unjust as was the detention , it had been far from severe ; the boys had as much liberty as their age and recreation required , and received the choicest training both in the arts of war ...
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... Prince filled the suspicious mind of the King with alarm and jealousy . To keep him down , give him no money , and let him gain no influence , was the narrow policy of the King ; and Henry , chafing , dreaming , feeling the injustice ...
... Prince filled the suspicious mind of the King with alarm and jealousy . To keep him down , give him no money , and let him gain no influence , was the narrow policy of the King ; and Henry , chafing , dreaming , feeling the injustice ...
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... Prince Hal ever kept free from the gross vices which a later age has fancied inseparably connected with his frolics ; and though always in disgrace , the vexation of the Court , and a by - word for mirth , he was true to the grand ideal ...
... Prince Hal ever kept free from the gross vices which a later age has fancied inseparably connected with his frolics ; and though always in disgrace , the vexation of the Court , and a by - word for mirth , he was true to the grand ideal ...
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