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 1 1 |         there~is but one man,the King of France, once elected
 2 2 |      would be thought I served a king from interest," said the
 3 2 |        for him to remember. Poor king! he must be weary~indeed
 4 2 |   thousand francs a year.~ ~"The king did remember!" he said when
 5 2 |          act of gratitude to the king, the baron sustained a siege~
 6 4 | distressed by the sadness of the king of~Guerande; and after they
 7 4 |       the baroness. "See, I have king, queen, knave~of trumps,
 8 4 |         trumps, Mistigris, and a king. We win the basket, sister."~ ~
 9 5 |        about salvation, God, the king, and their~property. No
10 5 |       fought for God and for~the king. Educated people did the
11 6 |       among the defenders of the king, near whose~person his rank
12 9 |          portiere,"punctual as a~king."~ ~"You recognized his
13 17|         to Charles X.: "Must the king yield or~not?" At last,
14 23|        said, on parting from the king of Alencon, a certain~du
15 24|          Ajuda to bring her that king of~political cut-throats,
16 24|       Alas! I have long been the king of~/mauvais sujets/, and
17 25|        he added in the tone of a king~who binds himself, but promises
18 25|         the du Ronceret whom the king ennobled was probably an
19 25|        strong desire to see this king of the vagabonds of good~