Long Live the King!
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About This Book
The present book 'Long Live the King!' was written by the famous English novelist Mary Roberts Rinehart. It was first published in the year 1917. This is a story of love, intrigue and adventure in an European court.
Chapters (41)
- LONG LIVE THE KING
- LONG LIVE THE KING!
- CHAPTER I. THE CROWN PRINCE RUNS AWAY
- CHAPTER II. AND SEES THE WORLD
- CHAPTER III. DISGRACED
- CHAPTER IV. THE TERROR
- CHAPTER V. AT THE RIDING-SCHOOL
- CHAPTER VI. THE CHANCELLOR PAYS A VISIT
- CHAPTER VII. TEA IN THE SCHOOLROOM
- CHAPTER VIII. THE LETTER
- CHAPTER IX. A FINE NIGHT
- CHAPTER X. THE RIGHT TO LIVE AND LOVE
- CHAPTER. XI. RATHER A WILD NIGHT
- CHAPTER XII. TWO PRISONERS
- CHAPTER XIII. IN THE PARK
- CHAPTER XIV. NIKKY DOES A RECKLESS THING
- CHAPTER XV. FATHER AND DAUGHTER
- CHAPTER XVI. ON THE MOUNTAIN ROAD
- CHAPTER XVII. THE FORTRESS
- CHAPTER XVIII. OLD ADELBERT
- CHAPTER XIX. THE COMMITTEE OF TEN
- CHAPTER XX. THE DELEGATION
- CHAPTER XXI. AS A MAN MAY LOVE A WOMAN
- CHAPTER XXII. AT ETZEL
- CHAPTER XXIII. NIKKY MAKES A PROMISE
- CHAPTER XXIV. THE BIRTHDAY
- CHAPTER XXV. THE GATE OF THE MOON
- CHAPTER XXVI. AT THE INN
- CHAPTER XXVII. THE LITTLE DOOR
- CHAPTER XXVIII. TEE CROWN PRINCE’S PILGRIMAGE
- CHAPTER XXIX. OLD ADELBERT THE TRAITOR
- CHAPTER XXX. KING KARL
- CHAPTER XXXI. LET METTLICH GUARD HIS TREASURE
- CHAPTER XXXII. NIKKY AND HEDWIG
- CHAPTER XXXIII. THE DAY OF THE CARNIVAL
- CHAPTER XXXIV. THE PIRATE’S DEN
- CHAPTER XXXV. THE PAPER CROWN
- CHAPTER XXXVI. THE KING IS DEAD
- CHAPTER XXXVII. LONG LIVE THE KING!
- CHAPTER XXXVIII. IN THE ROAD OF THE GOOD CHILDREN
- CHAPTER XXXIX. THE LINCOLN PENNY
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