Chestnuts And Small Beer
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One of the numerous Liberal-Unionist dinner- parties to which I was invited was given by Lord Lymington (afterwards Earl of Portsmouth) at his house in Grafton Street, W. The other guests were the Marquis of Hartington, Mr. Chamberlain, Lord James of Hereford, Lord Justice Bowen, Mr. Justice Jeune, Mr. Buckle (then editor of The Times) and Mr. Jesse Collings. Lord Justice Bowen told a story of a student who was being examined in mathematics. The paper contained a certain proposition that had to... be demonstrated. On being asked afterwards how he had got on with this proposition, whether he had proved it or not, he replied, " Well, I don't know that I exactly proved it, but I made it appear extremely probable. " After dinner there was a big reception, during which I had an intimate chat with the Marquis of Hartington. He had been sounded, he told me, as to whether he would care to visit Birming- ham and speak there for the Unionist cause; and he wanted to know what sort of a reception he would be likely to get.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of the numerous Liberal-Unionist dinner- parties to which I was invited was given by Lord Lymington (afterwards Earl of Portsmouth) at his house in Grafton Street, W. The other guests were the Marquis of Hartington, Mr. Chamberlain, Lord James of Hereford, Lord Justice Bowen, Mr. Justice Jeune, Mr. Buckle (then editor of The Times) and Mr. Jesse Collings. Lord Justice Bowen told a story of a student who was being examined in mathematics. The paper contained a certain proposition that had to... be demonstrated. On being asked afterwards how he had got on with this proposition, whether he had proved it or not, he replied, " Well, I don't know that I exactly proved it, but I made it appear extremely probable. " After dinner there was a big reception, during which I had an intimate chat with the Marquis of Hartington. He had been sounded, he told me, as to whether he would care to visit Birming- ham and speak there for the Unionist cause; and he wanted to know what sort of a reception he would be likely to get.
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