...alphabetical order, and ran his finger down the column of A's: Abbett Adams Abbott Adams Abrams Adler Akers Andrews Albertsmeyer Appenbasch Alexander Archer...would come to pass. And now it had happened at last: George Minafer had got his come-upance. He had got it three times filled and running over. The city...

...quietly, and went up to his own room, agreeing with the elevator boy, on the way, that it was getting tobe a mighty nasty wet and windy day outside. The elevator...would come to pass. And now it had happened at last: George Minafer had got his come-upance. He had got it three times filled and running over. The city...

...quietly, and went up to his own room, agreeing with the elevator boy, on the way, that it was getting tobe a mighty nasty wet and windy day outside. The elevator...would come to pass. And now it had happened at last: George Minafer had got his come-upance. He had got it three times filled and running over. The city...

...forgiveness to the beginning, and continues with the following substitute narration: "NARRATOR'S VOICE Something had happened. ..a thing which — years...— had been the eagerest hope of many, many good cimens of the town. ..and now it came at last: George Amberson Minafer had got his comeuppance. ..He...

...commentaires faits par le narrateur (lequel n'est autre qu'Orson Welles lui-même). Les paroles « Something had happened. A thing which, years ago,...eagerest hope of many many good citizens of the town. Now it came at last. George Amberson Minafer had got his come-upance. [...] Those who had so longed...