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Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay

CHAPTER IV
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But Praed and I become colder every day.
The scene of Tuesday night beggars description.

I left the House at about three, in consequence of some expressions of Lord Althorp's which indicated that the Ministry was inclined to yield on the question of going into Committee on the Bill.

I afterwards much regretted that I had gone away; not that my presence was necessary; but because I should have liked to have sate through so tremendous a storm.

Towards eight in the morning the Speaker was almost fainting.

The Ministerial members, however, were as true as steel.


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