Lloyd George
Lloyd George
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" [December 28, 1910. ] The Government were reported to be ready, if necessary, to recommend the creation of five hundred new peers to overcome the opposition of the House of Lords.
59, BRINGING DOWN THE HOUSE.
Mr. Lloyd George {responding to calls of "Author I " after the first performance of his great Insurance Drama). " Never knew the haloes come so thick before. Pit and gallery I'm used to, but now the stalls and dress-circle have broken out I " [May i7, igu-] The National Insurance^Bill na...s at first receiveU witli general approval.
60 THE DOCTOR.
{With Apologies to Sir Luke Fildes, R. A . ) Patient {General Practitioner). " This treatment will be the death of me. " Doctor Bill. " I dare say you know best. Still, there's always a chance. " [June i4, "i9ii-| The Insurance Bill met with much criticism Jrom the nudical projesuvn.
6i li*u3|«, o):;- LEFT SITTING.
Mr. Asquith. " Well, we've had six mouths of the strenuous life, and it's our turn for a holiday. " Mr. Lloyd George. " Yes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" [December 28, 1910. ] The Government were reported to be ready, if necessary, to recommend the creation of five hundred new peers to overcome the opposition of the House of Lords.
59, BRINGING DOWN THE HOUSE.
Mr. Lloyd George {responding to calls of "Author I " after the first performance of his great Insurance Drama). " Never knew the haloes come so thick before. Pit and gallery I'm used to, but now the stalls and dress-circle have broken out I " [May i7, igu-] The National Insurance^Bill na...s at first receiveU witli general approval.
60 THE DOCTOR.
{With Apologies to Sir Luke Fildes, R. A . ) Patient {General Practitioner). " This treatment will be the death of me. " Doctor Bill. " I dare say you know best. Still, there's always a chance. " [June i4, "i9ii-| The Insurance Bill met with much criticism Jrom the nudical projesuvn.
6i li*u3|«, o):;- LEFT SITTING.
Mr. Asquith. " Well, we've had six mouths of the strenuous life, and it's our turn for a holiday. " Mr. Lloyd George. " Yes.
What to read after Lloyd George?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Blakey to read onlineMoreLess
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