The Old Order Changeth the Passing of Power From the House of Lords
The Old Order Changeth the Passing of Power From the House of Lords
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" Turning towards Mr. Balfour, Mr. Emmott continued, " I do not know whether the right honourable gentleman and his friends desire to stop the Prime Minister or not ? " " That's it, that's it ! " exclaimed the infuriated Liberals. Everybody's nerves were on edge. Some members were almost screaming in their rage against Mr. Balfour. " Shameless, shameless, " they cried. In the midst of this whirlpool of emotion, Mr. Balfour was, as always, debonair and dehghtful. His attitude was that of a man w...ho could not understand what all the row was about. Really he had done nothing to raise it. He was only desirous of getting a decision on a point of Parliamentary order. Amid the shrieks of anger he pressed his inquiry with a certain thoughtful suavity. It was obvious that he had made up his mind that MR. ASQUITH FORCES THE PACE 171 Mr. Asquith should not make his statement on this occasion, and as Mr. Balfour's strength of will was always equal to his polish of manner, it was pretty plain that he would succeed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Turning towards Mr. Balfour, Mr. Emmott continued, " I do not know whether the right honourable gentleman and his friends desire to stop the Prime Minister or not ? " " That's it, that's it ! " exclaimed the infuriated Liberals. Everybody's nerves were on edge. Some members were almost screaming in their rage against Mr. Balfour. " Shameless, shameless, " they cried. In the midst of this whirlpool of emotion, Mr. Balfour was, as always, debonair and dehghtful. His attitude was that of a man w...ho could not understand what all the row was about. Really he had done nothing to raise it. He was only desirous of getting a decision on a point of Parliamentary order. Amid the shrieks of anger he pressed his inquiry with a certain thoughtful suavity. It was obvious that he had made up his mind that MR. ASQUITH FORCES THE PACE 171 Mr. Asquith should not make his statement on this occasion, and as Mr. Balfour's strength of will was always equal to his polish of manner, it was pretty plain that he would succeed.
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