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CHAPTER IX. THE ADMIRAL.
The disapproval which Moret had expressed at Savrola\'s determination to go to the State Ball was amply justified by the result. Every paper, except those actually controlled by the party organisation, commented severely or contemptuously on his action. THE HOUR alluded to the groans with which the crowd had received him, as marking the decline of his influence with the masses and the break-up of the Revolutionary party. It also reminded its readers that social distinction was always the highest ambition of the Demagogue, and declared that, by accepting the President\'s invitation, Savrola had revealed "his sordid personal aims." The other Government organs expressed a sim............
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