The Parliamentary Novels, volume 4
The Parliamentary Novels, volume 4
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He had not hitherto opened his mouth in Parliament. Indeed, when the new Government was formed he had not been sitting for above a fortnight. Of course nothing could be done for him as yet. But, nevertheless, he felt himself to be out in the cold. The very men who had discussed with him the question of the division, — who had discussed it with him because his vote was then as good as that of any other member, — did not care to talk to him about the distribution of places.
He, at any rate, could... not be one of them. He, at any rate, could not be a rival. He could neither mar nor assist. He could not be either a successful or a disappointed sympathiser, — ^because he could not him- self be a candidate. The affair which perhaps disgusted him more than anything else was the offer of an office, not in the Cabinet, indeed, but one supposed to confer high dignity, — to Mr. Kennedy. Mr. Kennedy refused the offer, and this somewhat lessened Finn's disgust, but the offer itself made him unhappy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had not hitherto opened his mouth in Parliament. Indeed, when the new Government was formed he had not been sitting for above a fortnight. Of course nothing could be done for him as yet. But, nevertheless, he felt himself to be out in the cold. The very men who had discussed with him the question of the division, — who had discussed it with him because his vote was then as good as that of any other member, — did not care to talk to him about the distribution of places.
He, at any rate, could... not be one of them. He, at any rate, could not be a rival. He could neither mar nor assist. He could not be either a successful or a disappointed sympathiser, — ^because he could not him- self be a candidate. The affair which perhaps disgusted him more than anything else was the offer of an office, not in the Cabinet, indeed, but one supposed to confer high dignity, — to Mr. Kennedy. Mr. Kennedy refused the offer, and this somewhat lessened Finn's disgust, but the offer itself made him unhappy.
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