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 1 I  |     some grand lord, of some prince or dethroned king, tossed
 2 I  |  Belvigne; a Russian, called Prince Kravalow, and an Italian,
 3 I  |      and she ran to him;~“Ah Prince, Prince, what good fortune!”~
 4 I  |      ran to him;~“Ah Prince, Prince, what good fortune!”~Servigny
 5 I  |   the latest serious suitor, Prince Kravalow. Isn’t she superb?”~“
 6 II |    the principal ones. Is it Prince Kravalow?”~At this name
 7 II |    of such a thing? Why, the Prince has the air of a Russian
 8 II |         Good! We’ll drop the Prince. But you have noticed the
 9 III|    the natural daughter of a prince? Had her poor mother, betrayed
10 III|   down in your heart, of the Prince of Kravalow?”~“Ah, the devil!”~“
11 III| proper words. Great Heavens, Prince Kravalow is a Russian, who
12 IV |  with us. I have invited the Prince, the Chevalier, and Monsieur
13 IV |   front—the two exotics, the Prince, and the Chevalier—and in
14 IV |    only to shout orders. The Prince and the Chevalier were greatly
15 IV |    carry in their hands. The Prince and the Chevalier began
16 IV |      around she saw that the Prince and the Chevalier had disappeared.
17 IV |      whisper on the terrace. Prince Kravalow was telling how
18 IV |      and Servigny, clad as a prince, came to seek her, to take
19 IV |    one must go and see.”~The Prince exclaimed with a dramatic
20 IV |   pocket, and began with the Prince.~“Tail,” said he. It was
21 IV |    said he. It was head.~The Prince tossed the coin in his turn
22 IV |      Head.” It was tail.~The Prince then gave all the others
23 IV |     balcony said: “Climb up, Prince.” But the Prince looked
24 IV |   Climb up, Prince.” But the Prince looked about him with a
25 IV |  climb to that balcony.”~The Prince immediately clung to it,
26 IV |      lost their grip and the Prince fell in a heap on Monsieur