At the men's club
The atmosphere in the men's club is to cut. A leading member of the club and also Labour member of the House of Commons, Sir John Alfred Darcy, had taken it with a Scotch in his hand in his head to loudly denounce the Senate's policy in no uncertain words. Senator Boddington, also present and personally responsible for a large part of that policy, excites himself clearly about this. His face begins to turn red, and the blue-grey smoke that first rose tightly from the vermilion point of his cigar clamped between his fingers is now circling up in an irregular pattern. Of course, he can't let this go over his side. This must be vigorously opposed! He raises himself out of his comfortable Chesterfield armchair and takes the floor in a breeze.
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But with that order it is #140woorden -knowledgeable well.
Wonderful, I'll say!