“It must have been Duke Michael!” Fritz said ..................

..............said, "Rudolf must not go to the coronation."

The king ate the cakes ................, as if they were the first thing he had eaten all day.

................can stay and guard the King’s bedroom in the palace.

In the early morning, Sapt and Fritz will ride to Zenda and return with ..............

"There’s no doctor for ...................kilometres." said Fritz.

The king was surprised to see his............

The King was .............on the floor when Rassendyll was led in.

“We won’t wait for Michael’s .............but leave for Strelsau at once,” said Sapt.

The king asked Rassendyll to ............with him that night.

“The whole country’s waiting for him today. Most of the army is waiting too, with ................. leading it. They won’t be happy,” said Sapt.

............said that the king was to eat this at the end of his meal.

The king's mouth was less.....than Rassendyll's while Rassendyll's face was a little ...............

Rudolf ate .........of the cakes because he had really eaten enough.

But we realised we were being watched by Johann’s mother, who looked at us with a strange expression before .............

“The woman’s .............in the cellar with the King,” said Fritz.

As I ate my breakfast, I could hear music and people were...............

I answered as politely and formally as I could, and began to feel less ..............when no one seemed to realise that I was not the real King.

..................would support the new King because they knew that nothing would change.