Mr.Law, the fame of John Locke I need not lay before you, and of my Lord Somers you need no advice.

Mr.Law, I shall pray you to be seated.
"I shall but serve as your mouthpiece to the Court, gentlemen," resumed Montague, seating himself and turning at once to the business of the day.

"We are all agreed as to the urgency of the case.

The king needs behind him in these times a contented people.

You have already seen the imminence of a popular discontent which may shake the throne of England, none too safe in these days of change.