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The Lost Prince
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A romantic adventure of exile, loyalty, secret identity, and youthful courage in a changing Europe.
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The Lost Prince
The Lost Prince combines Frances Hodgson Burnett’s gift for child-centered adventure with political romance, hidden royalty, travel, loyalty, and moral education. This English edition offers a classic story of courage and imagination by the author of The Secret Garden and A Little Princess.
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Frances Hodgson Burnett died in 1924, and The Lost Prince was first published in 1915. These dates support the public-domain basis for this original English novel.
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The Lost Prince
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Preview chapterI THE NEW LODGERS AT NO. 7 PHILIBERT PLACEPreview
I THE NEW LODGERS AT NO. 7 PHILIBERT PLACE
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- 01Full text
- 02I THE NEW LODGERS AT NO. 7 PHILIBERT PLACE
- 03II A YOUNG CITIZEN OF THE WORLD
- 04III THE LEGEND OF THE LOST PRINCE
- 05IV THE RAT
- 06V "SILENCE IS STILL THE ORDER"
- 07VI THE DRILL AND THE SECRET PARTY
- 08VII "THE LAMP IS LIGHTED!"
- 09VIII AN EXCITING GAME
- 10IX "IT IS NOT A GAME"
- 11X THE RAT--AND SAMAVIA
- 12XI "COME WITH ME"
- 13XII "ONLY TWO BOYS"
- 14XIII LORISTAN ATTENDS A DRILL OF THE SQUAD
- 15XIV MARCO DOES NOT ANSWER
- 16XV A SOUND IN A DREAM
- 17XVI THE RAT TO THE RESCUE
- 18XVII "IT IS A VERY BAD SIGN"
- 19XVIII "CITIES AND FACES"
- 20XIX "THAT IS ONE!"
- 21XX MARCO GOES TO THE OPERA
- 22XXI "HELP!"
- 23XXII THE NIGHT VIGIL
- 24XXIII THE SILVER HORN
- 25XXIV "HOW SHALL WE FIND HIM?"
- 26XXV A VOICE IN THE NIGHT
- 27XXVI ACROSS THE FRONTIER
- 28XXVII "IT IS THE LOST PRINCE! IT IS IVOR!"
- 29XXVIII "EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA!"
- 30XXIX 'TWIXT NIGHT AND MORNING
- 31XXX THE GAME IS AT AN END
- 32XXXI "THE SON OF STEFAN LORISTAN"
- 33I shall give it until I die."
- 34I said you were a writer, but I did not know what you wrote--and that
- 35I will try to come."
- 36I can tell you. He said I could come as often as I liked--till I found
- 37I told you about--the one where I read about Prince Ivor. I studied it
- 38I found out almost everything I know in that way. He didn't know he was
- 39I told him so. He knew he would himself. I stayed with him till he was
- 40I was a swell. Soldiers have to keep themselves so clean they shine."
- 41I turned into your Barracks, without knowing that you'd think I was
- 42I knew he was giving his heart and strength, his whole being, to
- 43I made a pathetic little scene about Samavia, because I saw he could be
- 44I might not have time to come down here again before leaving."
- 45I shall get out."
- 46I wanted to be very sure. Last night I saw into the depths of him and
- 47I knew it. I learned well because I never forgot it. And I learned. Did
- 48I not?"
- 49I tell you what I believe has been done? There is some one who has
- 50I were breathing in the hot flower-scents and pushing aside the big
- 51I had been thinking ever since--and I said--'Perhaps it's the Law
- 52I mean!"
- 53I tried shoemaking because I was in love with a girl who wanted me to
- 54I have trained my household to remain in its own quarters until I
- 55I know too much about foreigners to let bills run when they are out of
- 56I tried to help you to train yourself for any task. You never failed
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