[161] The king most frequently spoke German to Reverdil, which was the court language at the time, though formerly he had piqued himself on addressing everybody in his own language, and had always spoken to Reverdil in French, rarely in Danish, and never in German.
Transcriber Notes:
[P.8.] 'Gräfinn' changed to 'Gräfin'.
[P.154.] 'lappel' changed to 'lapel'.
[P.292.] 'someting' changed to 'something'.
[P.382.] 'her warm reception;', duplicate taken out of index.
[P.383.] 'madnesss' changed to 'madness'.
[P.390.] 'famly' changed to 'family'.
Fixed various punctuation.