But you can also search through the book or speed-flip to get to passages more rapidly.
During the speech, when he got to the passage about Liverpool, Eric Heffer, Labour MP for Liverpool Walton, stood up to walk out.
My irritation at the lack of novelistic development gave way to delight when I got to the passage in which Ornella pulls all her carefully stacked-up back issues out of the storage space and dumps them on the floor: The turn of tomorrow has come, and it has gone.
But then I got to the following passage and finally understood what was going on: Then we had no money at all anywhere in the house, and almost nothing left to eat.
But I know I got a strange feeling when I got to the following passage: "I could see his lips form a word of three syllables – remember I had nothing in the world to do but to notice these niceties – and immediately I knew that he must be Edward Ashburnham, Captain, Fourteenth Hussars, of Branshaw House, Branshaw Teleragh.
Mr. Katz reacted to the lardo and everything else like a kid in a kimchi shop, even going into a brief reverie when a jar of Basmati koji was opened and his nasal passages got to bask in the fragrance.
Before long, it was joined by another, then a few more, and by the time I got to the whirlwind of passages in the coda, I was fighting a mounting panic – as there were insects everywhere.
Should it cross that very high hurdle, 51 votes would be needed to get to final passage.
When I get to a passage of their book that is not quite clear to me, I ask, O.K., what problem are they in the course of considering and what are the stakes as they see them, and then I proceed, having stabilized, at least to my own satisfaction, their intention and thereby stabilized their text.
The nearer we get to actual passage, the more intense the pressure on Congress will be.
