Part,  Chapter

 1     I,     VII|            Richard III could offer "a kingdom for a horse," why should
 2     I,      IX|                      IX.~ ~A SLAVONIC KINGDOM.~ ~"You see, my dear boy,"
 3     I,      IX|              as the lord of my Slavic kingdom, because you cannot guess
 4     I,      IX|             you an idea of the Slavic kingdom to which I invite you."~ ~
 5     I,       X|   independence, and here I was in the kingdom of Swatopluk, taking possession
 6    II,     III|            but, as my own little Slav kingdom is not sufficient for my
 7    II,       V|              was part of the infernal kingdom, for the soil actually burned
 8    II,      XI| poverty-stricken existence on my Slav kingdom, which I had mortgaged and
 9    II,    XVII|             the Dumanys, my poor Slav kingdom. There you may live, secluded
10    II,    XVII|               to America. My old Slav kingdom I did not care to keep;