Interior (under whom are the prefects of the several provinces), foreign affairs, treasury (separated from finance in 1889), finance, public works, justice and ecclesiastical affairs, war, marine, public instruction, commerce, industry and agriculture, posts and telegraphs (separated from public works in 1889). [Please select]
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"The fact is the prefects in this school aren't quite what they ought to be." [Please select]
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Possibly the prefects were annoyed at being disturbed in the midst of what they were doing. [Please select]
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I don't suppose any of the teachers, or even the prefects, have the least idea what she's really like. [Please select]
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"You had better confess at once, or the affair with Emanuele will be exposed to the prefects." [Please select]
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The prefects want to be the friends of all the school. [Please select]
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That's the real function of prefects--we're not just assistant-mistresses to help to keep order.' [Please select]
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