1
The Say-yid's turban is to them more precious than a kingly crown.
2
In the office of President he perceived "the likeness of a kingly crown."
3
The kingly crown on his brow was quite gone.
4
Every king has a crown, but every kingly crown stands not on a kingly head.
5
The likeness of a kingly crown had on.
6
They alone would be chosen to aid in bearing the burden of his kingly crown and royal sceptre.
7
And yet the fool's raiment is worn with as serious and dignified mien as is the kingly crown.
8
Better than kingly crown, or lands, or rich heritage, fair babe, I give thee a brave, strong heart.
9
I tell you, Mr. Allen, that sometimes in mad visions the legless beggar sees upon his brows a kingly crown.
10
Under his hat played and smiled all the dreams of his boyhood in a veritable kingly crown; they encircled his light hair.
11
This pale crescent was "the likeness of a kingly crown;" what it diademed was "the shape which shape had none."
12
Wherever he goes, he is surrounded by the clustering vine and ivy, hinting of his summer glory and of his kingly crown.
13
Of course, the cathedral is the great jewel; but for me the old city is an ancient, kingly crown set full of jewels.
14
The Son of God goes forth to war A kingly crown to gain: His blood-red banner streams afar: Who follows in His train?
15
There among the rusty armor lay a kingly crown studded with diamonds, which Arthur picked up and carelessly set upon his own head.
16
On the other, a Shape, black, fierce, terrible, crowned with the likeness of a kingly crown, and shaking in its hands a dreadful dart.
