Book,  Par.

 1     I,  15|        to urge his duty upon a prince is indeed a hard matter;
 2     I,  29| offered you for murdering your Prince, than you will have if you
 3     I,  30|         that bound him to that Prince, and roused a stronger suspicion
 4     I,  32|       learning how to play the Prince. We must not wait till,
 5     I,  36|     now that you have named me Prince, or Prince, while another
 6     I,  36|       have named me Prince, or Prince, while another reigns. Your
 7     I,  69|      of a present to their new Prince they secured for him the
 8     I,  77|        exhibit statues of that Prince. There were days on which
 9    II,  49|    glory, and by love of their Prince. Afterwards this kind of
10    II,  86|     slighted, however, by that Prince, he found no employment
11   III,  42|       swear allegiance to that Prince.~ ~
12   III,  48|       and other presents. This prince at first endeavoured to
13    IV,  8 |       the friendship of such a Prince as harassing as others found
14     V,  1 |    unengaged affections of the Prince. With this force Titus entered