Believe me 'twas the Princess' passion for you Made up that breach last night.

4tos 1671, 1690 read 'Princess'.

"Goodness, it makes you feel like the 'Little Princess' when she found all the good things in her room.

Where is the princess' chamber? CHORUS.

Now the princess' horse was called Falada, and could speak.

Off any spot, sir, which a princess' foot Had hallowed by its touch.

During the princess' stay in Weimar, constant pressure was brought upon her to return to Russia to arrange a settlement of affairs.

The scene is laid at the Princess' Theatre, then at the height of its glory:

Then Musidorus recounted how sojourning in secret, and watching by the arbour, he had observed and loved the Princess Pamela, and was now under the name of Dorus, disguised as one of the shepherds who were allowed the Princess' presence.

The next day they collected all the cows and drove them back to the princess' home and there the Goala and his wife lived happily, ruling half the kingdom.

One day when the tigers were at a distance they started off and soon arrived at the palace of the princess' father.

At a grand reception, given in our honor by the National Central Committee, in Princess' Hall, Jacob Bright, M.P., presided and made an admirable opening speech, followed by his sister, Mrs. McLaren, with a highly complimentary address of welcome.

They were yesterday solemnly employed in receiving the American Ambassador; likewise a brass medal of the tyrant Louis the Fourteenth, and some marvellous information about the unfortunate Princess' having dressed herself in mourning at the death of Robespierre.

[He snatches a glove from the PRINCESS' hand.] HOHENZOLL.

[The ELECTRESS ties a scarf about the PRINCESS' throat.

It was the Princess' glove? HOHENZOLLERN.

"Do you remember the lines from Tennyson's 'Princess' where the Prince pleads with Ida?

Reddy stopped his story long enough to say: "Don't use the 'Princess' Slipper,' Kidthat paper burns my tonguetake the 'Granger'; there's plenty of it.

Arch-Duke Leopold is willing, they saythat is if [with a sly gesture toward the PRINCESS' room] if Princess Wilhelmine PRINCE (excited).

Or else the books were intended for the Princess' instruction. KING.

The Princess' room there?

[The PRINCE moves as before, toward the PRINCESS' door, then sees HOTHAM.

I will try to draw little Sonnsfeld, the Princess' lady-in-waiting, into the plot.

] ACT III The PRINCESS' room.

As for thy lord, the Colchian princess' spouse, Him, too, they hate, for his sake, and for thine.