Mr Gladstone At Oxford 1890
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" G. ** I view with the greatest alarm the progress of Socialism at the present day. " H. H. H. " Mr. G. , it lies with you to give it a great impulse forward or backward. " 39 MR. GLADSTONE AT OXFORD, 1890 G. " Whatever influence I can use, Mr. H. , will be used in the direction of stopping it. It will not be in my day, but it is alarming. It is the upper classes who are largely responsible for it. " [Who's he thinking of?] He ate everything. He drank, perfectly unconscious of what he was drin...king, the first wine that came round to him. I thus noticed him drinking severally port, claret, which the " Screw " [the Junior Fellow who decants the wine] in his agitation had by mistake poured into a port-decanter, and brown sherry. He talked incessantly from seven-thirty till ten-twenty.
* * " Mr. Gladstone, " says W. R. A. , " only fell back upon brown sherry because the Junior Fellow had so maltreated the port. I had not noticed this mishap, and recollect calling Mr. Gladstone's attention to the decanter out of which he was helping 40 MR.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" G. ** I view with the greatest alarm the progress of Socialism at the present day. " H. H. H. " Mr. G. , it lies with you to give it a great impulse forward or backward. " 39 MR. GLADSTONE AT OXFORD, 1890 G. " Whatever influence I can use, Mr. H. , will be used in the direction of stopping it. It will not be in my day, but it is alarming. It is the upper classes who are largely responsible for it. " [Who's he thinking of?] He ate everything. He drank, perfectly unconscious of what he was drin...king, the first wine that came round to him. I thus noticed him drinking severally port, claret, which the " Screw " [the Junior Fellow who decants the wine] in his agitation had by mistake poured into a port-decanter, and brown sherry. He talked incessantly from seven-thirty till ten-twenty.
* * " Mr. Gladstone, " says W. R. A. , " only fell back upon brown sherry because the Junior Fellow had so maltreated the port. I had not noticed this mishap, and recollect calling Mr. Gladstone's attention to the decanter out of which he was helping 40 MR.
What to read after Mr Gladstone At Oxford 1890?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fletcher, C. R. L. (Charles Robert Leslie), 1857-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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