Chapter

 1 1|      Lamentations of the glorious king of Kaernavan, put in prison
 2 1|        lock with a secret worth a king's ransom. The human race
 3 1| consequence than a constitutional king." ~The young man thought
 4 1|        francs, nine centimes to a king who used to say _I_ instead
 5 1|     brother, we shall hail you as king of these free lances who
 6 1|      priests, the pontiff and the king. To-day our society, the
 7 1|         befell The History of the King of Bohemia and his Seven
 8 1|    ancient terrible figure of the KING, that sham Providence, reared
 9 1|           her sovereign lord, her king, her divinity Love, for
10 2|          of the two turned up the king as well as if I had actually
11 2|           chance meeting with the king. It happened that a man
12 2|          man of the people, nor a king, nor a swindler; possibly
13 2|        Will you deposit it in the King's Library? And you may do
14 2|        with an outfit worthy of a king. A candle had been stuck
15 2|         me - a little varlet of a king! Arabia is mine, Arabia
16 2|        full of lies as a new-made king." ~"How can you expect me
17 2|   believing in the Virgin and the King, taking the sacrament at
18 2|           become a power. He is a king, like all the rich; everything
19 3|       cried. "Not though you were King of France - I mean the real
20 3|          ministers of the Citizen King had ousted him from his
21 3|      charm. In the East he is the king of beasts. Turkish and Persian
22 3|         the Clinical Schools, the king of observers, the great
23 3|    unblushing parasite, uncrowned king of unliveried servants,
24 3|         doctor at Cerizier's, the king of foils." ~"There is one