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Chapter XXI. The Coming of the Dream
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Released on: 19/11/2017
ad laid to secure his tenure of the throne, in case he had accepted it, served well in the event of his death. Bauer
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Contents
Chapter I. The Queen's Good-By
A man who has lived in the world, marking how every act, although in itself perhaps light and insign
Chapter III. Again to Zenda
Chapter IV. An Eddy on the Moat
Chapter V. An Audience of the King
Chapter VI. The Task of the Queen's Servants
Chapter VII. The Message of Simon the Huntsman
Chapter VIII. The Temper of Boris the Hound
Chapter IX. The King in the Hunting Lodge
Chapter X. The King in Strelsau
Chapter XI. What the Chancellor's Wife Saw
Chapter XII. Before Them All!
Chapter XIII. A King up His Sleeve
Chapter XIV. The News Comes to Strelsau
Chapter XV. A Pastime for Colonel Sapt
Chapter XVI. A Crowd in the Konigstrasse
Chapter XVII. Young Rupert and the Play-Actor
Chapter XVIII. The Triumph of the King
Chapter XIX. For Our Love and Her Honor
Chapter XX. The Decision of Heaven
Chapter XXI. The Coming of the Dream
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