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_ The President _ . -- The order of the day calls for the reading of the Address to the Throne , but the chairman of the committee appointed to prepare it informs me that the document in question can not be communicated to the Chamber before to-morrow . Nothing else being named in the order of the day , I declare this sitting adjourned . The Chamber rose at half-past four o'clock . Note . -- `` The Deputy of Arcis , '' of which Balzac wrote and published the first part in 1847 , was left unfinished at his death . He designated M. Charles Rabou , editor of the `` Revue de Paris , '' as the person to take his notes and prepare the rest of the volume for the press .