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<ref name="n2"> L'Éclair of Thursday, December 11 1919 published on the front page an article by M. Gérault-Richard entitled Les Trois Petits Tours du Scrutin. We read: "The "Goncourts" met yesterday at Drouant's [...] Not present at the meeting were Messrs. Émile Bergerat and Lucien Descaves, who voted by mail. [...] Once the ballot was over and the vote declared, the academicians allowed themselves to share in each others’ confidences as they were putting on their overcoats. - Descaves and Bergerat voted in every round for Les Croix de bois, declared Jean Ajalbert. - "But," said Léon Hennique, "so did I." [PK]</ref>
<ref name="n2"> L'Éclair of Thursday, December 11 1919 published on the front page an article by M. Gérault-Richard entitled Les Trois Petits Tours du Scrutin. We read: "The "Goncourts" met yesterday at Drouant's [...] Not present at the meeting were Messrs. Émile Bergerat and Lucien Descaves, who voted by mail. [...] Once the ballot was over and the vote declared, the academicians allowed themselves to share in each others’ confidences as they were putting on their overcoats. - Descaves and Bergerat voted in every round for Les Croix de bois, declared Jean Ajalbert. - "But," said Léon Hennique, "so did I."" [PK]</ref>

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<ref name="n2"> L'Éclair du jeudi 11 décembre 1919 publie en première page l'article de M. Gérault-Richard intitulé Les Trois Petits Tours du Scrutin. On y lit : « Les "Goncourt" se sont réunis hier chez Drouant […] N'assistaient pas à la réunion : MM. Émile Bergerat et Lucien Descaves, qui votèrent par correspondance. […] Le scrutin terminé, le vote proclamé, les académiciens se laissèrent aller, en enfilant leurs pardessus, à quelques confidences. — Descaves et Bergerat ont voté à tous les tours pour Les Croix de bois, déclara Jean Ajalbert. — Mais, fit Léon Hennique, mais moi aussi. » [PK] </ref>

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  1. L'Éclair of Thursday, December 11 1919 published on the front page an article by M. Gérault-Richard entitled Les Trois Petits Tours du Scrutin. We read: "The "Goncourts" met yesterday at Drouant's [...] Not present at the meeting were Messrs. Émile Bergerat and Lucien Descaves, who voted by mail. [...] Once the ballot was over and the vote declared, the academicians allowed themselves to share in each others’ confidences as they were putting on their overcoats. - Descaves and Bergerat voted in every round for Les Croix de bois, declared Jean Ajalbert. - "But," said Léon Hennique, "so did I."" [PK]