1
Instead of a crown the king's head was covered by an old beaver hat.
2
No; only two: to raise the siege of Orleans, and crown the King at Rheims.
3
He had the exclusive privilege of crowning the king.
4
Had it not been better to have defeated Athaliah, and then to have crowned the king?
5
Joan crowned the King at Rheims.
6
Her only strength was in the voices which had bidden her to deliver Orleans and to crown the King.
7
(1) To crown the king was a duty they were bound to.
8
"Our Joan came from Domrémy, where she must crown the king," she continued.
9
After his crowning the king set about righting all the wrongs that had been done since the death of King Uther.
10
" Crown the king!" cried the lieutenant.
11
(1) It is our necessary duty to crown the king upon all hazards, and to leave the success to God.
12
"If we get the diary real fast, then we can get back to the dance in time to see them crown the king and queen."