The Missing Prince
The Missing Prince
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[F course the news of the Crown Prince's return was soon known throughout the kingdom, and all the Kings and Queens being thoroughly tired of the com- plications which had arisen through there being so many of them elected, were quite delighted to hear of it.
" For what is the use, " Boy heard one of them say, "of reigning if you have no subjects to rule over but a lot of stuck- up Kings and Queens who think too much of themselves to treat other people with proper respect? I'm heartily sick of ...it. " " Yes, " was the rejoinder, "and so am I. Why, ever '83 184 The Missing Prince.
since my wife has been a Queen she has been as disagree- able as she can possibly be, and insists upon ' standing on her diginity, ' as she describes it, at home. I mustn't call her ' my dear ' if you please, it's too familiar ' Your Majesty ' this, and ' Your Majesty ' that, is what she likes, till I'm tired of hearing it. I shall be right glad when she is plain Jane Eliza Scroggs again, that I shall. " Quite early on the morning after the Crown Prince's return Caesar Augustus Maximilian Claudius Smith (once more called Thomas for short) was sent to Drinkon College to bring the Royal Nurse and the little King home again, and while he was gone the Prince and Princess drove out in a beautiful carriage and pair and were received with most enthusiastic cheers and applause by the populace ; and in the afternoon the little King returned accompanied by Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[F course the news of the Crown Prince's return was soon known throughout the kingdom, and all the Kings and Queens being thoroughly tired of the com- plications which had arisen through there being so many of them elected, were quite delighted to hear of it.
" For what is the use, " Boy heard one of them say, "of reigning if you have no subjects to rule over but a lot of stuck- up Kings and Queens who think too much of themselves to treat other people with proper respect? I'm heartily sick of ...it. " " Yes, " was the rejoinder, "and so am I. Why, ever '83 184 The Missing Prince.
since my wife has been a Queen she has been as disagree- able as she can possibly be, and insists upon ' standing on her diginity, ' as she describes it, at home. I mustn't call her ' my dear ' if you please, it's too familiar ' Your Majesty ' this, and ' Your Majesty ' that, is what she likes, till I'm tired of hearing it. I shall be right glad when she is plain Jane Eliza Scroggs again, that I shall. " Quite early on the morning after the Crown Prince's return Caesar Augustus Maximilian Claudius Smith (once more called Thomas for short) was sent to Drinkon College to bring the Royal Nurse and the little King home again, and while he was gone the Prince and Princess drove out in a beautiful carriage and pair and were received with most enthusiastic cheers and applause by the populace ; and in the afternoon the little King returned accompanied by Mrs.
What to read after The Missing Prince?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farrow George Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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