It is a big bait for the daughter of an exiled prince to be Queen of England.

The people are eminently loyal, and speak of the little Queen in tones of warmest affection, an affection which is also extended to the Queen-Regent, who has evidently made herself a firm position in the country.

I called his attention to the wonderful resemblance of the queen to Honoria.

Honoured by the Queen with a command to attend her at Windsor, he was asked by her Majesty to return to the Crimea; and the veteran assented at once, declaring he would serve under a corporal if she wished it.

Dryden's Epilogue to the King and Queen at the Union of the Two Companies, 1682, has: Then for your lacquies ...

The chancel itself is of the thirteenth century with triple lancets at the western end with two heads, perhaps of a king and queen on the moulding.

" "Kneel and thank the Queen for her gifts," said a voice to Martin.

'It was worth having from the harvest it brought in by the multiplication of the faces of King and Queen as presents for ambassadors and potentates.'

Gyges, having made trial of its efficacy, bethought himself that it would be a means for ascending the throne of Lydia, and for gaining the Queen by it.

That night we made her a bower of green branches, and as we ate our supper round our modest fire she sat like a queen among us.

[Footnote 1: "The King has written to the Queen from the Julian Front 'when I get to Trieste, I will send you a picture post card.'

But Edward did not pursue the fugitive King and Queen into their retreat; he returned to London, where a parliament was summoned for settling the government.

And she would dart after him and box his ears and laugh her happy laugh and look as proud as a queen over every teasing word.

They set the Queen against Turgot.

To bring Vashti the queen before the king with the crown royal, to shew the people and the princes her beauty: for she was fair to look on.

At one time he was regarded by some of his opponents as a political fire-eatera democratic despot who would have decapitated kings and queens without a tinge of remorse, and slain wicked Tories with the sword.

I tell you that Ruby has got it more like a queen than a boarding-housekeeper's daughter.

and the queen during the winter of 1788-9.

"Do not wrap yourself up in silence, Monsieur," exclaimed the Queen after waiting in vain for his reply.

The religion of Sully also tended to indispose the Queen towards him.

The cries heretofore raised against the queen under the name of Austrian were now uttered against Madame Deficit, pending the time when the fearful title of Madame Veto would give place in its turn to the sad name of the woman Capet given to the victim of October 16, 1793.

; receives letters from the queen on the political state of affairs; replies to the same; introduces Count de Mirabeau to the queen; receives letter from the queen about Mirabeau; is removed to the Hague; the queen writes urgently to.

She might be Some baser woman, not a queen like me, And strike them with her hand.

And Ulysses was filled with a longing desire to see his wife again, whom for twenty years he had not beheld, and he softly stole through the known passages of his beautiful house, till he came where the maids were lighting the queen through a stately gallery, that led to the chamber where she slept.

Behind these came stout King Henry upon a dapple-gray stallion, with his Queen beside him upon a milk-white palfrey.