Old Spain And New Spain
Old Spain And New Spain
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Members came rushing in to take their seats, while ex-members and Senators, who have the privilege of the floor, were standing wherever one could set his foot, near the entrances and: round the desk of the President The bench of Ministers was fulL Of the nine members of the Cabinet, every man was in his place. At the head sat the Prime Minister, Sagasta, a man whose bodily presence gives little indication of the power which he is said to possess. There is nothing in his appearance that would ar...rest attention. In this respect he is in striking contrast with has colleague, Senor Moret, the Minister of Foreign Affidrs, who sits beside him, who is one of the handsomest men in Spain — tall, erect, with fine, open countenance, and winning style of address. He is a favorite not only in diplomatic circles, but in general society, as he well may be, for he is extremely courteous — a man to make many friends and no enemies. Near him is Leon y Castillo, Minister of the Laterior, who has also a commanding presence, and is noted, among other things, for his sten- torian voice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Members came rushing in to take their seats, while ex-members and Senators, who have the privilege of the floor, were standing wherever one could set his foot, near the entrances and: round the desk of the President The bench of Ministers was fulL Of the nine members of the Cabinet, every man was in his place. At the head sat the Prime Minister, Sagasta, a man whose bodily presence gives little indication of the power which he is said to possess. There is nothing in his appearance that would ar...rest attention. In this respect he is in striking contrast with has colleague, Senor Moret, the Minister of Foreign Affidrs, who sits beside him, who is one of the handsomest men in Spain — tall, erect, with fine, open countenance, and winning style of address. He is a favorite not only in diplomatic circles, but in general society, as he well may be, for he is extremely courteous — a man to make many friends and no enemies. Near him is Leon y Castillo, Minister of the Laterior, who has also a commanding presence, and is noted, among other things, for his sten- torian voice.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Field, Henry M. (Henry Martyn), 1822-1907 to read onlineMoreLess
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