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Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay

CHAPTER III
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I would answer it if I had anything equally amusing to say in return; but here we have no news, except what comes from London, and is as stale as inland fish before it reaches us.

We have circuit anecdotes to be sure; and perhaps you will be pleased to hear that Brougham has been rising through the whole of this struggle.

At York Pollock decidedly took the lead.

At Durham Brougham overtook him, passed him at Newcastle, and got immensely ahead of him at Carlisle and Appleby, which, to be sure, are the places where his own connections lie.

We have not been here quite long enough to determine how he will succeed with the Lancastrians.
This has always hitherto been his least favourable place.


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