Marguerite
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" The Prime Minister, without quitting his seat says: "The Government doesnot assent to the motion. " The President rings his bell and says: "A ballot has been demanded. Aballot will therefore be taken. Those in favour of Messrs. ------ and------'s motion must place a white paper in the urn; those who areagainst it, a blue paper. " There was a great movement in the hall. The deputies poured out in adisorderly mob into the corridors, while the ushers passed the whitemetal urn along the tiers of ...seats. The corridors were full of thesound of shuffling feet, and of shouting and gesticulating people. Gravelooking young men and excited old ones went passing by. The air waspierced with the sound of voices calling out figures: "Eleven votes. " "No, nine. " "They are being checked. " "Eight against. " "No, not at all; eight for. " "What, the amendment is carried?" "Yes. " "The Government is beaten?" "Yes. " "Ah!" The President's bell is heard in the corridors.
Slowly the hall fills again.
The President standing up with a paper in his hand rings his bell forthe last time and says: "The following is the result of the ballot on the motion proposed byMessrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The Prime Minister, without quitting his seat says: "The Government doesnot assent to the motion. " The President rings his bell and says: "A ballot has been demanded. Aballot will therefore be taken. Those in favour of Messrs. ------ and------'s motion must place a white paper in the urn; those who areagainst it, a blue paper. " There was a great movement in the hall. The deputies poured out in adisorderly mob into the corridors, while the ushers passed the whitemetal urn along the tiers of ...seats. The corridors were full of thesound of shuffling feet, and of shouting and gesticulating people. Gravelooking young men and excited old ones went passing by. The air waspierced with the sound of voices calling out figures: "Eleven votes. " "No, nine. " "They are being checked. " "Eight against. " "No, not at all; eight for. " "What, the amendment is carried?" "Yes. " "The Government is beaten?" "Yes. " "Ah!" The President's bell is heard in the corridors.
Slowly the hall fills again.
The President standing up with a paper in his hand rings his bell forthe last time and says: "The following is the result of the ballot on the motion proposed byMessrs.
What to read after Marguerite?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by France Anatole to read onlineMoreLess
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