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The Prime Minister

CHAPTER XXII
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However unjust he may be now, at the moment, he's the last man in the world to do an injustice in his will.

I have thorough confidence in him.

But I find myself driven into hostility to him by a conviction that he won't let me take any real step in life, till my life has been half frittered away." "You're thinking of Parliament." "Of course I am.

I don't say you ain't an Englishman, but you are not quite enough of an Englishman to understand what Parliament is to us." "I hope to be,--some of these days," said Lopez.
"Perhaps you may.

I won't say but what you may get yourself educated to it when you've been married a dozen years to an English wife, and have half-a-dozen English children of your own.


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