Ministry of Disturbance
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"Sorry to bother Your Majesty. It's about these chiefs-of-state. CountGadvan, the Chamberlain, appealed to me, and I feel I should ask youradvice. It's the matter of precedence. " "Well, we have a fixed rule on that. Which one arrived first?" "Why, the Adityan, but it seems King Ranulf insists that he's entitledto precedence, or, rather, his Lord Marshal does. This Lord Koreffinsists that his king is not going to yield precedence to a commoner. " [Illustration] "Then he can go home to Durendal!..." He felt himself growing angry--allthe little angers of the morning were focusing on one spot. He forcedthe harshness out of his voice. "At a court function, somebody has to gofirst, and our rule is order of arrival at the Palace. That rule wasestablished to avoid violating the principle of equality to allcivilized peoples and all planetary governments. We're not going to setit aside for the King of Durendal, or anybody else. " Prince Ganzay nodded. Some of the toothache expression had gone out ofhis face, now that he had been relieved of the decision.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Sorry to bother Your Majesty. It's about these chiefs-of-state. CountGadvan, the Chamberlain, appealed to me, and I feel I should ask youradvice. It's the matter of precedence. " "Well, we have a fixed rule on that. Which one arrived first?" "Why, the Adityan, but it seems King Ranulf insists that he's entitledto precedence, or, rather, his Lord Marshal does. This Lord Koreffinsists that his king is not going to yield precedence to a commoner. " [Illustration] "Then he can go home to Durendal!..." He felt himself growing angry--allthe little angers of the morning were focusing on one spot. He forcedthe harshness out of his voice. "At a court function, somebody has to gofirst, and our rule is order of arrival at the Palace. That rule wasestablished to avoid violating the principle of equality to allcivilized peoples and all planetary governments. We're not going to setit aside for the King of Durendal, or anybody else. " Prince Ganzay nodded. Some of the toothache expression had gone out ofhis face, now that he had been relieved of the decision.
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