... A VVUKILId L i lHIU YV1 ,. LORD ROBERTS: Th-ere, John, that is the kind of thing I want you to prevent. Tommy has been as good as gold abroad, and now that he's aoming borne I winl him to be allowed to keep his good reputation. ...

... IN THREE CHAPTERS. STARTING IT WITH HIGII,-HOPES AND CPNFIDENT EXPECTATIONS. SUSTAINING IT 'MTD DOUBT AND DISMAY. ENDING IT IN SORROW AND - DEJECTION. ...

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... DEAN OF LLANnAFF: The Chnreh of Wales has a right to be the Obiureh of W Vales. It is the Church of Wales, and I have yet to be taught it is in real danger of being hurled from its position. If it is I go with it-I am one of it. ...

... DAME WALES.-' Coming to oonvert me, are you; why, I have Fent over some of my people to convort'you. ...

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... SIR EDWARD: If there's ono pbing I flatter myself about, it's my ability to throw mud. ...

... SIR WILLIAM: I don't half like it; wonder if its saae. ...

... AsQUITH (loq.) VI Ihdt's it likeP RoRPEnin1RY (tryinpg the temperature): ,Ugh! it's awfully edilly I Hllucouswr (Bulkiug. votto voca): You'd better mind, my clever friends, or you got int6a I Wvhirlpo l. ...

... DAME SWANSEA (to Sir Jobn lowelvyn) No, Sir John, don't learo. Remain inside. I I need a friend at Court! i ?? I ...

... SIR WILLIAM (the trainer, sotto vocr): Hooray ble's down! I'm glad I laid my money mgainst him, ...

... -I u -3 * + . ?L-- 4 -'REJECT ED! ...