The Album; a journal of photographs of men, women, and events of the day (1895)
London, Ingram Brothers · leaf 116
s to be conscious that on the morrow his words would be a poor and unlovely thing. In the House of will be twisted into a thousand meanings, and he often Commons there is nothing to please the eye. The benches finds this multiplicity very serviceable. But the Lords are not so sensitive to public… … strangled by Lord Salisbury. Lords there are no rules, and It is not possible, to stand the Lord Chancellor, though with dignity on the steps of the nominally Speaker, has no Throne, nor to lie down with control over the members. He comfort. Leaning over the brass rail, the Commons look as cannot…
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