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 1144 KING a k. in Babylon 242 2 and the k.'s pawn played 448 6 as a soldier of the K 849 3 as I have served the k 699 3 as soon be beggar as k 64 19 balance that sets the k 717 9 beggar, the true k 65 6 bene the k. of the field 563 9 oannot swagger 64 19 cares for nothing! a k. is he. . . 180 16 castle which K. cannot enter. .369 21 catch the conscience of K 5 18 cat may look at a k 91 8 chamber of the k.'s 164 8 choose him to be your k 295 1 conquered for our k 616 19 contrary to the k 634 2 Cotton is K 715 21 damned for never a k.'s son. . . 774 7 daughter of a k 782 19 Death the k. of all 471 16 destined to perish 159 3 detest the pageantry of a k 332 9 do their k. or country harm. . .659 19 drank with the k 705 10 eat of a k 191 9 elm-tree for our k 633 6 eternal glorious K 689 7 execute orders not to be k 817 12 fear God, honour the K.319 2, 849 3 Fingal, k. of shields. . .. 713 9 firm as Sparta's k 340 16 first k. was a soldier 686 17 fork., for right 66 6 forgets a dying k 47 11 is a k. indeed 430 26 glory to the new-born K 117 12 God bless the K 683 12 God of heaven and to my k.. . .628 4 God save the k 585 1 goodk. near his and 239 3 go to the k. of swords 853 1 government without a k 330 5 grew vain 830 2 has sent me dirty linen 613 13 hath graciously pledged 705 10 have k. and officers 64 11 her governor, her k 499 14 himself doth woo me oft 594 1 himself had followed her 9 11 his instructions to the K 289 9 I am k. of Rome 426 21 if a K. more wise 103 8 in a carriage may ride 445 4 in Persia reigned a k 800 20 is a k. indeed 430 26 is the old k. dead 176 16 laugh and doom a k. 759 16 law is k. of all 430 12 light upon a k 837 22 made me more than K. did — 372 1 make him a k. of finance 761 6 makes a k. most like his Maker422 23 may make of lorde a knave 489 13 may apille, a k. may save 489 13 mirror of k. and slave 441 21 mockery k. of snow 723 12 mortal temples of a K 177 20 no k. can corrupt 410 21 observing with judicious 436 24 of all the K.'s Knights 726 3 of Babylon stood at the 580 1 of Bethlehem 116 21 of dreams 203 18 of England cannot enter 371 2 of France with twenty 725 16 of intimate delights 877 16 of Kings 116 16,535 3 of Spain is a great 616 16 of Spain with twenty 725 16 of terrors 192 18 of the body of any k 282 16 of the cold, white scalps 208 22 of the right lyne of Mary 310 10 of this world 167 22 once her k. was crowned 857 11 one-eyed man is k 247 20 on k. s gate the moss grew. . . .684 7 or Queen that were inbeing. . ,587 10 pen under thok 592 21 powerful K. of Day 769 18 religion of k. or queen 587 10 representation of the K 663 5 ruleth as-he ought 825 1 in subject or k 73 4 shakes hands with a k 141 19 silver is the k.'s stamp 493 l son of Heaven's eternal K 117 2 still am I k. of those 343 20 submission meet to our K 832 10 the k.'s creature you may be. . 492 15 the K.'s highway 185 15 the k.'s English 744 5 the k.'s inscription can make .493 4 time's the k. of men 799 13 to Oxford sent a troop 435 2 to the profit of all 825 1 was a mole-catcher 566 2 were Ik 53 10 what k. has he not taught 701 l what k. so strong can tie 89 9 when the k. was horsed 144 7 where thou art k 433 12 who would wish to be thy k 648 15 with crown 168 16 with his golden sceptre 483 15 zeal I served my k 699 17 see also Royalty pp. 682-686 King Bradmond-there was K. B. 30 20 King CharlesHzood KC.'s golden .683 11 Kingcup-see Buttercup p. 88 Kingcups-daisies, let them live. .282 9 gold-eyed k. fine 281 18 Kmgdom-and the power 915 12 best walls of this k. 550 7 can trample a k. down 538 19 choisest music of the k 539 20 enter into k. of God 866 2 every k. hath a grave 684 2 for it was too small 21 10 good mind possesses a k. 515 24 half my k. would I give 732 14 heart possesses a k 372 2 his mind his k 513 16 I'm supreme in the k. 483 15 is a school 779 14 minde to me a k. is 513 22 my k. for a horse 378 23 myk. for a man 490 16 of God to a child 110 6 of perpetual night 177 23 palaces in K. come Ill 6 shape the k. to his mind 514 18 the K. of Heaven 873 24 to a peopled k 64 11 want of a battle, the k. was lost 90 7 Kingdom-come-'twas kin' o' k. to891 9 Kingdoms-God sifted three k. .. . 318 4 goodly states and k. seen 607 6 kissed away k. and 418 18 ravag'd k. and laid 825 3 King Edward-was careful 224 16 King Harold-fyghtynge for K.H. 84411 King James-call for old shoes 16 7 Kingly-evil spoken of is k 329 3 his state is k 318 17 power their love might 531 17 pride of k. sway 686 7 KpgMahmud-composedforK.M.699 6 King-people-widow of a k 677-16 King-people-widow of a k 677 lfi King Pin-the Main Spring 610 19 Kings-according to example oj k.243 2 a company of k 728 9 and priests and K 487 15 are k. and crowns to me 402 16 audacity has made k 46 9 belongs to gods and k 448 13 bid k. come bow to it 573 11 captains and the k. depart 287 12 cashiering most K 633 20 climb to eminence 845 16 confer with k. and emperors... 439 20 courtesy to great k 154 24 divorc'd many English k 720 5 fall of many k 399 14 fear and dread of k 510 12 first k. reign'd 814 12 forget that they are men 534 16 for such tomb would wish 339 7 from k. to oobblers 257 7 give the best advice to k 10 21 God begins with k 687 3 greatest secrets of k 648 1 have no such oouoh 340 3 icy hand on k 178 11 in hearts of k 510 12 it makes gods, 377 18 KISS kingliest k. are crowned 376 16 last argument of k 850 4 lesson for k 710 5 lord it over k 426 12 Lords and Commons 408 4 mad world. Madk 916 9 may be blesed 832 8 may love treason 811 7 meaner creatures k. 377 18 must have slaves 845 16 must k. neglect 92 3 must show their might 848 12 of cabbages— and k. 777 15 of k. makes peasants 262 11 of modern thought 787 8 on her wheel the fate of k. .. . .291 19 or fighting k. 408 23 or the favorites enjoy .351 9 part which laws or k, cause — 370 2 patience gazing on k.' graves. .584 15 perquisite of k 535 4 province of k. to bring 853 16 queen's and states 714 24 republics and emperors 915 6 right divine of k. to govern 334 5 royal throne of k. 225 3 scavenger and k.'s same to. . . . 25 19 seek their subjects' 825 12 seized from k 218 19 sport of k 108 11 stamp of k. imparts no more. . .488 15 State without k. or nobles 331 3 such is the breath of k. 906 20 that fear their subjects* 356 10 the divine right of k. 331 11 the fall of k. 315 17 too narrow for two k. 133 IS to sit in sovereinty 644 26 twixtk. and tyrants 825 12 what have k. that privates .... 92 3 while k. looked on afraid 458 22 will be tyrants 610 4 worse in k. than beggars 486 19 would not play at 845 7 see also Royalty, pp. 682-686 King Stephen-was a worthy peere.777 1 Kingston-Master K. this I will.. 699 3 King Will-toast his own K.W... 802 9 Kinsmen-worth than thousand k.775 24 Kipling-Rudyards cease from K. . 306 5 Kirche-die K. allein 118 9 Kirchhofs-Ruhe ernes K 339 13 Kirke-to K. the narre 117 17 Kirkyard-lie in the green k. 230 2 Kiss-all humbled k. the rod 480 7 angels gave me at once ak... .722 6 as they k. consume 188 2 at lightest thrill 827 13 coward does it with ak 149 24 dead Caesar's wounds 336 8 for winds to k. 679 19 gentle k. to every sedge 85 1 glowing k. had won 766 1 hyacinthe wooes thy k. 382 30 I k. the dear fingers 532 2 immortal with ak. 251 11 is sweetness of thy k. 464 8 it takes two for a k 125 2 its like a baumy k 678 21 kind k. before we part 579 20 leave a k. but in the cup 802 15 like Dian's k. unasked 472 8 Love's most honeyed k. 617 19 may not k. her hand 123 20 me! and be quiet 32 23 more orthodox k 198 10 music from chords of life 538 20 my eyelids 179 19 my raptur'd soul away 180 10 myrrh smell in thy k 228 6 nectar of the k. 472 3 not the thing you k 164 1 once more her fragrant 458 13 or a k. too long 921 9 or two is nothing much 473 12 our good-night k 172 7 place to make it well 531 18 regrets to k. it dry 780 17 Beal with a righteous k 178 1 soft as a k 769 4 steal a k. from thee 244 1 stooped to k. the stream 872 20 that Mortal's eyes 39 7 that shadows k 700 7