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Chapter XXVI.
Disowned.
The King sat musing a few moments, then looked up and said—
“’Tis strange—most strange. I cannot account for it.”
“No, it is not strange, my liege. I know him, and this conduct is but natural. He was a rascal from his birth.”
“Oh, I spake not of him, Sir Miles.”
“Not of him? Then of what? What is it that is strange?”
The Prince and the Pauper
Table of Contents
- Credit 14
- Chapter I. 17
- The Birth Of The Prince And The Pauper. 17
- Chapter II. 20
- Tom’s Early Life. 20
- Chapter III. 38
- Tom’s Meeting With The Prince. 38
- Chapter IV. 57
- The Prince’s Troubles Begin. 57
- Chapter V. 69
- Tom As A Patrician. 69
- Chapter VI. 93
- Tom Receives Instructions. 93
- Chapter VII. 117
- Tom’s First Royal Dinner. 117
- Chapter VIII. 128
- The Question Of The Seal. 128
- Chapter IX. 136
- The River Pageant. 136
- Chapter X. 145
- The Prince In The Toils. 145
- Chapter XI. 171
- At Guildhall. 171
- Chapter XII. 184
- The Prince And His Deliverer. 184
- Chapter XIII. 217
- The Disappearance Of The Prince. 217
- Chapter XIV. 231
- ‘Le Roi Est Mort—vive Le Roi.’ 231
- Chapter XV. 261
- Tom As King. 261
- Chapter XVI. 290
- The State Dinner. 290
- Chapter XVII. 301
- Foo-foo The First. 301
- Chapter XVIII. 332
- The Prince With The Tramps. 332
- Chapter XIX. 356
- The Prince With The Peasants. 356
- Chapter XX. 372
- The Prince And The Hermit. 372
- Chapter XXI. 392
- Hendon To The Rescue. 392
- Chapter XXII. 405
- A Victim Of Treachery. 405
- Chapter XXIII. 422
- The Prince A Prisoner. 422
- Chapter XXIV. 432
- The Escape. 432
- Chapter XXV. 442
- Hendon Hall. 442
- Chapter XXVI. 463
- Disowned. 463
- Chapter XXVII. 475
- In Prison. 475
- Chapter XXVIII. 503
- The Sacrifice. 503
- Chapter XXIX. 514
- To London. 514
- Chapter XXX. 521
- Tom’s Progress. 521
- Chapter XXXI. 530
- The Recognition Procession. 530
- Chapter XXXII. 548
- Coronation Day. 548
- Chapter XXXIII. 580
- Edward As King. 580
- General Note. 622