Part 76 (1/1)

So h; and far h

Yet, having that fixed and settled, there is anotherwhich Dehra and I have a vast curiosity:

What says the great, brass-bound Laws of the Dalbergs? Has the Order of Succession been changed? Will I supplant Lotzen as the Heir Presumptive?

But, on that, His Majesty is silent; and the Book is locked Nor does even the Princess venture to inquire Perchance, he is reserving it for a surprise at the Dinner, to-night Perchance, he thinks I have honor sufficient

Yet, none the less, do I wonder; and, I confess it, none the less do I hope Nor is the hope for h for any man--but, also, for her whom I love, and the Nation loves, and as born to wear a Crown

And, for her dear sake, do I pray, with all huht, that, in o ain